Matthew Bramlett

Well, here it is: another map that dishes out labels to all parts of Los Angeles.

In a scene right out of many subway commuters' worst nightmare, a blind man was run over by a Red Line train after he fell onto the tracks. Miraculously, he survived largely unharmed.

The LA Marathon is happening this weekend, and with it comes temporary street closures stretching from Dodger Stadium to Santa Monica.

The Marathon Crash Race, a pre-dawn bike event that takes place on roads already closed for the L.A. Marathon, has been abruptly shut down after the city threatened its organizers with legal action.

Take note, Angelenos: the LAPD is putting a greater emphasis on traffic this year.

There have been impassioned pleas from city officials about how vapes can be nearly as harmful as regular cigarettes. But some health experts think L.A.'s brand new regulations are bunk.

Two Academy members revealed to the L.A. Times that they didn't even see the film, claiming that it would be an uncomfortable film for them to watch.

A script for a horror film based around Lam's mysterious demise was just picked up by Sony Pictures.

In one of the saddest stories you'll read today, a family is heartbroken after their lost dog was adopted out by a rescue group because they were deemed unfit to keep the pup.

Another foreign dignitary—this time it's Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu—is coming to the Westside, which means there will be another round of street and freeway closures in the mix today.

Crack-smoking Toronto mayor and political punchline Rob Ford isn't finished with his Los Angeles experience. Today, he paid a fun little visit to City Hall.

Looks like the Boy Scouts' awful ban on gay scout leaders has cost them the support of another big-pocketed backer.