Matthew Bramlett

Don't let the debilitating food coma from all that Turkey consumption stop you from enjoying these awesome events happening across the city this weekend.

Jack Armstrong, a self-proclaimed 'cosmic artist' who has priced pieces of his art into the millions, was arrested Friday on suspicion of raping a woman while she was unconscious.

A 7-year-old child and a drunk passenger were killed last night when the passenger grabbed the wheel of their SUV, causing it to wipe out and crash into a tree.

Proving once again that booze has the power to ruin the closest relationships, an apparent fight over alcohol between family members in Palmdale has led to one man being shot in the head and another man in custody.

Two beer thieves in Santa Ana channeled their inner daredevils last night when, in an apparent attempt to outwit and outrun the cops, they scaled down the side of a ten-story hotel.

Get ready, Santa Monica: a proposed bill may open the door for two medical marijuana dispensaries to open in the city sometime next year.

Hipsters rejoice! Furthering the hip revitalization of Downtown Los Angeles, the Ace Hotel is set to open its newest location in the old United Artists building in January.

In one of the weirdest (and, admittedly, a little ingenious) jewelry heists to come out in recent memory, a man claiming to be a representative of entertainment everyman Nick Cannon managed to steal thousands of dollars worth of jewelry from a representative at Fred Segal.

An officer-involved shooting in Bel Air has left one man dead and investigators trying to piece together what exactly happened.

Protesters congregated in front of the Brig on Abbot Kinney Boulevard in Venice today to rally against the creeping gentrification of the neighborhood.

A Studio City resident returned home to something she described as "unfathomable:" her beloved Maltese dog, Jack, was missing.

A vital piece of LAX history is about to shut its doors for good. The Proud Bird, a popular restaurant and watering hole for aviation fanatics of all ages and backgrounds, will officially be closing on November 21.