Every Angeleno has a story about a celebrity sighting or encounter in Los Angeles - but few come close to Dion Rich’s, the self-proclaimed “world’s greatest gate-crasher.”

We all hate June Gloom and May Gray – but before you jump for joy at the idea of an even sunnier Southern California, skipping those months of cloud cover would be detrimental to the planet.

As #StoptheBans protests supporting reproductive health took place across the country, West Hollywood officials voted to condemn anti-abortion legislation in states like Alabama and Georgia.

The process of determining what members of Aretha Franklin’s family will inherit, and who will inherit those things, just got a whole lot more complex.

The education of about a half-million children in the L.A. Unified School District relies on a huge bureaucracy. Since coming on board as LAUSD's superintendent last year, Austin Beutner has been looking for ways to re-imagine that bureaucracy.

Housing and homelessness have arguably become the biggest problem facing California. And many legislative proposals have been introduced to tackle both issues.

A pair of bills designed to drastically reduce plastic waste in California passed the Senate and Assembly appropriations committees on Thursday.

Last week, New York Supreme Court Justice John Colangelo ruled that the California-based parents of a 21-year-old killed in a skiing accident could use their late son’s frozen sperm for procreation.

This morning, President Trump said at a news conference at the Rose Garden that he won’t work with Congressional Democrats on an infrastructure bill unless they stop investigating him.

San Clemente is considering revising its anti-camping regulations to designate an area where homeless people are officially allowed to camp.