There's a new editor-in-chief over at the LA Times: Lewis Dvorkin.

A federal judge ruled that the FBI does not have to reveal the identity of a vendor who accessed information on an iPhone used by one of the shooters in the December 2015 San Bernardino terror attack.

After decades of legal battles, developers and environmental groups in northern LA County say they've reached a deal that could clear the way for the Newhall Ranch project.

A few weeks ago, the buzz surrounding the LA Dodgers, had to do with whether or not they could capture Major League Baseball’s record for most wins in a season. But after losing 15 of 16 games, even winning their division is up in the air.

The La Tuna Fire burning near Burbank and Glendale is LA's biggest fire in history by size, but when it comes to size… perspective is everything.

Thousands of volunteers, including quite a few from Southern California, have joined the rescue efforts in Houston after the city was pummeled with heavy rain and wind from Hurricane Harvey.

The editor and publisher of the Los Angeles Times is out, amid slumping ad sales and discontent in the newsroom.

The state of California is suing the US Department of Justice over President Donald Trump’s sanctuary city policies.

People who rely on, and pay for, trash pick-up in the city of LA are months in from the roll-out of a new system for commercial properties.

At first, it was nothing but the 2024 Games for Los Angeles. But city leaders have reportedly reached a deal with the International Olympic Committee four years later in 2028.