Arcade owner spent $80K to open in Azusa. Now the city is backing a bigger...
AZUSA >> A small business owner who has been trying to bring an arcade to the city for more than a year is now concerned about a new multi-million dollar project -- with a bowling alley and an...
View ArticleCounty employees shoot, kill five aggressive coyotes on Palos Verdes Peninsula
Five coyotes have been shot to death on the Palos Verdes Peninsula by Los Angeles County Department of Agriculture workers in recent weeks, sparking safety concerns from some residents.The killings...
View ArticleMemories sparkle to the top as Wine Tasting Day nears: Dennis McCarthy
Growing up in an Irish/Italian family, there would always be a jug of Carlo Rossi or Gallo wine on the dinner table next to the spaghetti and meatballs for my father after a hard day's work hauling...
View ArticleBeaumont defendants were active throughout the state
BEAUMONT >> The High Desert city of Adelanto is investigating whether some of the defendants in the Beaumont corruption case may have committed crimes while overseeing bonds there, Adelanto Mayor...
View ArticleCircus priest, nuns foster faith under the big top
BURBANK >> The small hands were clasped together and a few gripped long white candles in a line that stretched to the Globe of Danger, three brightly-painted motorcycles and an idle fog...
View ArticleNew gun-control laws approved in California
SACRAMENTO >> Responding to last year's deadly terrorist attack on San Bernardino and other mass shootings, the state Senate on Thursday approved a package of sweeping gun-control legislation.The...
View ArticleSee the final performance for William and Delores Bing, Caltech's longtime...
PASADENA>> William and Delores Bing followed each other to Caltech decades ago, so it's no surprise the longtime music directors at the university will make their exit on the same night. The...
View ArticleExpo Line opening to Santa Monica a dream come true for organizers
The first passenger train in 63 years returns to Santa Monica Friday, a $1.5 billion expansion of the Expo Line that completes the 15-mile light-rail line from downtown Los Angeles.Ridership eventually...
View ArticleThese Pasadena residents want to transform the 710 'ditch' into a new community
Stefano Polyzoides sees the northern stub of the 710 Freeway as a concrete wound cutting across Pasadena's west side.To heal the scars, the nearly 1-mile long "ditch" must be redeveloped, the...
View ArticleLocal community things to know and do for the Pasadena area for May 20, 2016
SOUTH PASADENAChef, food critic to hold discussionAuthor Night at the South Pasadena Library will feature celebrity chef Eric Ripert, in conversation with renowned L.A. Times Food Critic Jonathan Gold,...
View ArticleLA council members denounce racist remarks during City Hall meetings
Several Los Angeles City Council members on Thursday denounced an uptick in graphic racist and sexist remarks by the public during City Hall meetings, calling for an end to the vulgar language.City...
View ArticleLAPD union files suit against Chief Charlie Beck
The union representing Los Angeles Police Department officers said Thursday it has filed a federal lawsuit against the city, the LAPD and Chief Charlie Beck claiming that the chief's influence has...
View ArticleAzusa police seeking runaway 12-year-old boy
AZUSA >> A 12-year-old boy ran away from his mother near a park in Azusa tonight.Esteban Chavez was last seen about 7:30 p.m. around Slauson Park at 501. E. Fifth St., according to Azusa...
View ArticleStrong winds, a little moisture possible in Southern California
LOS ANGELES -- Strong winds blew across parts of the Southland today, especially the Antelope Valley and the San Gabriel Mountains.A wind advisory that went into force Thursday will be in effect in the...
View ArticleOntario High Class of 2016 receives diploma covers with misspelling at...
ONTARIO >> Ontario High School's last lesson for the Class of 2016: Don't judge a book by its cover.On Thursday night, the school sent its 550 or so graduates home with diplomas wrapped in a red...
View ArticlePolice searching for man they say approached girls near El Monte elementary...
EL MONTE >> Police are seeking an unidentified man they say is a child predator who has been offering rides and sexually propositioning young girls near El Monte elementary schools, officials...
View ArticleExpo Line beach extension carries first passengers
Salty, ocean air mixed with the smell of new rail cars Friday as hundreds of passengers boarded the first train to connect Santa Monica with downtown Los Angeles in more than six decades.At seven new...
View ArticleAlhambra police K-9 attacked while helping apprehend burglary suspects
ALHAMBRA >> Police arrested three burglary suspects late Thursday after one of them attacked and injured a police dog with a metal folding chair, authorities said.Taveonne Davenport, 20, Deonte...
View ArticleAlan Young, star of 1960s sitcom 'Mr. Ed,' dies at 96
Actor-comedian Alan Young, who played the amiable straight man to a talking horse in the 1960s sitcom "Mister Ed," has died, a spokeswoman for the Motion Picture and Television Home said Friday. He was...
View ArticleCity of Industry considers hiring former Attorney General Bill Lockyer as...
The City of Industry may hire former California Attorney General Bill Lockyer to help with the city's reforms after officials determined the "extra layer of review and analysis" could increase public...
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