Matthew Bramlett

Fire crews were able to rescue a man who became trapped underneath a Red Line train this afternoon.

As it turns out, Justin Bieber wasn't drag racing when he was arrested in Miami, according to GPS data.

Sandra Fluke, the Georgetown Law School grad and champion of women's rights, might be running for Congress.

Rep. Henry Waxman, the Westside congressman who is considered one of the lions of the Democratic Party, announced today that he was retiring at the end of the year after 40 years in congress.

A local homeless advocacy group is planning a massive protest in Hollywood on Feb. 8 against police brutality involving the homeless in Los Angeles, using the Kelly Thomas case as a reminder of what needs to be done.

In a scene right out of a B-grade horror movie, up to 400 snakes, some of them pythons, were found slithering around a home belonging to an elementary school teacher.

An 18-year-old man who was punched in the face by Kanye West after hurling awful racial slurs at Kim Kardashian just received a huge payout.

Get ready, Hollywood and San Pedro: pedicabs—those bicycle-powered taxis you see everywhere in San Diego that have just recently begun to flourish in Santa Monica—might be coming to your parts of town.

As the crackdown on ride-sharing services continues at LAX, at least one company is partially putting the skids on picking up riders from the airport.

Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard have announced today that they are boycotting media companies that pay for paparazzi photographs of celebrity kids.

Justin Bieber's arrest yesterday on DUI charges is yet another blemish on his legal record. If you remember, he still is in hot water over allegedly egging his neighbor's house and having drugs in his home. That leads us to wonder: Will this new arrest lead to Justin Bieber's deportation?

Looks like a basic ingredient in many popular sodas might give you cancer.