Mike Roe

It's time for Round 2 of this year's Public Radio Bracket Madness. Go vote and read about the Round 1 results, as well as the matchups that these results set up.

The location is considered a prime of example of "Googie architecture," a 1950s vision of what the future would look like. The L.A. City Council could vote to preserve it.

It's time for KPCC's third annual Public Radio Bracket Madness voting! We've got 15 new shows, 17 returning shows and the addition of public radio podcasts. Let's do this.

Orange County Register co-owner Aaron Kushner resigned Tuesday from his duties with both Freedom and the paper, according to the Register.

Pasadena residents are also voting for a new City Council member and three new Pasadena Unified School Board members.

It's almost time for you to vote in the third annual KPCC Public Radio Bracket Madness, and we want to know which shows you'd like to nominate to the ballot this time around.

The ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach are temporarily suspending upcoming weekend and holiday operations as negotiations with the longshoremen's union continue to drag on.

The University of California announced Friday that it will require new UC students to be vaccinated for measles, as well as a variety of other diseases, starting in 2017.

At least one group of float decorators had to call it quits early Tuesday night as high winds made it tough to work. Meanwhile, the first campers staked their claims for prime parade viewing.

A man who allegedly shot at an LAPD patrol car during gang retaliation has been charged, according to a Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office press release.

CBS has pulled its programming from Dish Network as of 4 p.m. Friday as part of a contract dispute, following extended negotiations after a Thursday deadline.

Longtime KABC conservative talk show host Larry Elder was fired Tuesday after his shift. Joe Crummey took Elder's place on air Wednesday as Elder took his show online.