Matthew Bramlett

Dodgers broadcaster and living legend Vin Scully commandeered the Dodgers' official twitter account this morning to answer questions from fans.

We all know that rainfall is fairly uncommon in Los Angeles, but new figures have suggested that this year had the least amount of rainfall in Downtown's history.

This week's edition of Overheard in L.A. features bits of overheard conversation from Brentwood, Silverlake, West Hollywood and allllllll the way over in Pasadena.

Actress Joan Fontaine, who was one of the legendary Hollywood stars in the "golden age" of the film industry, died today at 96.

Residents and local activists attending a forum at Cal State Los Angeles yesterday urged the complete shutdown of a Vernon battery recycling plant over health concerns.

Peter O'Toole, the legendary actor best known for his star-making role in 'Lawrence of Arabia,' died Saturday at a hospital following a long illness. He was 81.

The skyline of Los Angeles may get a little more interesting, if Jose Huizar has his way.

Last night, two separate pursuits had deadly conclusions that resulted in five deaths.

The Cinefamily, the ever-important arthouse film collective, is having its annual Fantastic Elastic 24 Hour Holiday Telethon this weekend, featuring an incredible lineup that will include Anjelica Huston, Jena Malone, Father John Misty, Tim and Eric, Miranda July, Mike Judge and much more.

In an age where traditional newspapers are constantly announcing their imminent demise, laying off employees and cutting back on circulation, at least one local paper is looking to expand.

The great Srirachapocalypse of 2013 continues to get worse: now, the California Department of Public Health has issued a 35-day freeze on shipping out the popular hot sauce.

In a heartbreaking incident that ABC 7 is calling a mercy killing, a 60-year-old man allegedly shot and killed his wife, who was suffering from dementia, then drove to a North Hills nursing home and killed his comatose sister.