Southern California’s Mexican food scene may grab all the headlines when it comes to talking about cuisines synonymous with the region, but there’s a growing case to be made for SoCal’s chicken scene too.

If you’ve gone outside, you’ve probably noticed that L.A.’s signature summer mosquitoes are everywhere.

Republican Assemblyman Jordan Cunningham, who represents San Luis Obispo, wants to update the state constitution in a way that would qualify nuclear energy as renewable energy.

A man with autism was asked to leave a Segerstrom Hall performance of “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” after other attendees complained he was being disruptive.

James Comey violated FBI policies in his handling of memos documenting private conversations with President Donald Trump in the weeks before Comey was fired as bureau director, the Justice Department's inspector general said Thursday.

Proposal calls for a fourth year of high school math or a related course like coding, personal finance or a lab science for admission to the Cal State system.

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.

The homeless services authority that contracts with the City of Los Angeles to help find housing and treatment for the city’s homeless population has missed a number of the goals in its contract with L.A. City, according to an audit released Wednesday by the office of City Controller Ron Galperin.

Los Angeles has been considering a solar power deal that’s being called record-cheap.

New York City public schools are considering a proposal to end “gifted and talented” programs in the district, according to a report from the New York Times.