Sharon Knolle

Los Angeles had gone nine days without a murder, until last night, when a man was shot and killed in front of his teenage son in South Los Angeles.

Beer lovers were supremely bummed to learn that the Ultimate Beerfest at the OC Fair & Event Center was unexpectedly canceled yesterday afternoon.

Los Angeles typically averages one murder a day, but in the last nine days there have been, shockingly, none at all, the LA Times reports.

Three men are lucky to have escaped an accident at a railroad crossing that left the BMW they were in totaled and one passenger with a broken arm.

A second airport employee, the supervisor of the first suspect, was arrested Friday in connection with the Los Angeles International Airport dry ice bomb explosions.

A treasure trove of vintage arcade games is sitting, unused, in three storage units in Glendale, in limbo because of governmental red tape.

Sheriff Lee Baca might have to fork over $100,000 of his own money after being found personally liable in a civil rights lawsuit in which an inmate claimed to have been severely beaten, Tased and repeatedly struck with a heavy metal flashlight.

The list of 'Obamacare' doctors has been taken down after numerous errors were found.

Some disturbing details for Great ShakeOut day: Several famous buildings are at risk in the next big quake, including the Capitol Records tower.

Director Michael Bay was punched in the face yesterday but it wasn't from one of his actors or a disgruntled movie critic.

A 48-year-old woman from San Pedro died after being ejected and then run over by the car she was traveling in, officials said Sunday.

The 29th AIDS Walk is talking place this Sunday, which means the usual crowds, street closures and a special treat (or horror): An opening warmup from exercise guru Richard Simmons.