Sharon McNary

The report contains new details from NTSB investigators' interviews with the surviving crew members.

Angelenos have more than a dozen self-cleaning automated toilets scattered around the city and county, but the first to go into a Los Angeles City park was opened recently. KPCC's Sharon McNary visited.

Let's go to the bathroom with Sharon McNary.

If a disaster forces you from your home, access to reliable phone service can help you get back on your feet. State utility regulators have voted to require phone companies to provide some essential basic services for survivors.

Fans chant “Let’s Go Dodgers,” but on their drive into Dodger Stadium they don’t go very fast. Cars creep along in traffic that can last well past the first pitch.

Won't you feel smart when you burn calories and walk past all those cars waiting in line?

It’s been nearly four years since the smell and chemicals from a ruptured gas well at an underground storage field forced thousands of Porter Ranch residents to leave their neighborhood for months.

Yes, we voted to tax even the rain that falls on our homes, but there are a few ways you can reduce your tax bill when it comes later this year.

One local non-profit is now able to rescue more fruits and vegetables from the garbage heap with a solution as simple as four trucks, drivers and a massive walk-in cooler at a warehouse in Bell.

Way too much food goes bad before it reaches the people who need it. The Produce Pit Stop is on a mission to change that.

LADWP customers can subscribe to get power outage messages for up to three different neighborhoods on their account at www.ladwp.com.

Or send an email, in your choice of English or Spanish, when there's an outage in your part of L.A. That's a change from the past, where you had to call LADWP or look up an outage map for info on power outages.