Matthew Bramlett

The Los Angeles Department of Transportation has announced a new set of future bike lanes that are part of a plan to make L.A. more bike-friendly.

A woman is claiming that an Uber driver would not let her out of the car until he gave himself a five-star rating on her phone.

Excellent news for doughnut aficionados: Krispy Kreme will be expanding into Southern California with 20 new locations.

In one of the more bizarre cases of a cop messing with citizens, an Orange County Sheriff's Deputy was sentenced to community service and probation for pepper spraying a teenager's pizza during a traffic stop.

A quarterback for the New York Jets (not Mark Sanchez) got into a heated altercation with LAX cops today, causing him to be escorted out of the airport.

Remember the case of Cecilia Abadie, the Temecula woman who caused an uproar last year for getting ticketed for Google Glass-ing while driving? A judge in San Diego just had her ticket thrown out of court.

Reality television star Brandi Glanville apparently has a podcast now, and in one particular episode she made an absolutely side-splitting (read: completely unfunny) comment about how she wished she was molested as a child.

Mark your calendars, everyone: Next Saturday, January 25, is the annual Museum Free-For-All, which means general admission to many museums around Los Angeles will be free.

It's a brand new year, and with it comes another potential traffic nightmare with a cheesy name.

Kanye West beat someone up today in a Beverly Hills chiropractor's office for calling Kim Kardashian a "n****r lover."

Looks like former Even Steven and current serial plagiarist/celebrity troll Shia LaBeouf is throwing in the towel.

Starting this month, the Los Angeles Public Library will debut an unprecedented program to offer high school diplomas to roughly 150 people, a move that is seen as the first of its kind in the nation.