Local law enforcement say they still don't know what's causing a spike in overdoses on Skid Row from the drug known as "Spice."

No word as yet from Sacramento, on what Governor Jerry Brown will do in the wake of a state review board recommending parole for Leslie Van Houten.

After serving a sentence of less than six years for voluntary manslaughter, Esteben Nuñez is out of prison, thanks to a last-minute commutation by an outgoing governor.

The first games of the regular season are today and tonight for the Dodgers and Angels.

For months federal investigators have been looking into the reelection campaign of LA City Councilmember Nury Martinez and how it was paid for. They’re interested in a collection of small contributions, from people who gave as little as 5 dollars. Those donations, however, translated into big money for Martinez. But did she – or her staffers – break the law?

A federal judge gave Digital First Media the green light today to purchase the Orange County Register and the Riverside Press Enterprise.

In the never-ending story about getting LA people out of their cars, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority is floating a bold plan.

Scientists with the Environmental Protection Agency now say they've found a lethal superbug – the same one that caused outbreaks at UCLA and two other LA-area hospitals – in one of those sewage treatments plants.

In a couple months, the Expo line is set to open all the way to Santa Monica, but it opens amid news that there's a decline in Metro ridership.

The fight over housing development in the City of Los Angeles is heating up with ballot measures aimed at – depending on your point of view – encouraging or restricting more homes and condos.