Pasadena, CA|News|
'Dine-And-Dash Dater' Faces Judge
The man police dubbed a serial "dine-and-dash dater" pleaded not guilty Monday.
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North Hollywood-Toluca Lake, CA|News|
U.S. Census Bureau Is Hiring In The San Fernando Valley
Census jobs pay anywhere from $12 to $23 an hour.
Brentwood, CA|News|
Benedict Canyon Blvd. Reopens Ahead Of Schedule
A water pipeline projects that shut down portions of Benedict Canyon Boulevard on a daily basis has reopened two months ahead of schedule.
Pacific Palisades, CA|News|
Mayor Garcetti On Whirlwind National Tour
Though he's not calling it a presidential campaign, Mayor Eric Garcetti is visiting his third state in four days, giving political speeches.
Los Angeles, CA|News|
Castaic's Charlie Fire Burns 3,400 Acres
The wildfire was 30 percent contained by Monday morning.
Northridge-Chatsworth, CA|News|
Garcetti 'Not Yet' Sure About Bullet Train's Controversial Route
Mayor Eric Garcetti said he isn't sold on plans to route the state's bullet train through parts of the San Fernando Valley.
Los Angeles, CA|News|
LA Archdiocese To Help Reunite Immigrant Families With Fundraiser
The Archdiocese announced an online campaign to ease the "tragedy of so many children being separated from their parents at the border."
Pacific Palisades, CA|News|
LA May Make Businesses Disclose NRA TIes
The LA City Council will consider a motion requiring businesses wishing to contract with the city disclose their ties to the gun lobby.
Westwood-Century City, CA|News|
Westwood Killer Gets Life Without Parole
A man who murdered a UCLA student while burglarizing her apartment was sentenced to a life in prison on the third anniversary of her death.
North Hollywood-Toluca Lake, CA|News|
CHAMPS Charter Families Grapple With Shooting's Aftermath
Counselors and school psychologists were on-hand Friday to help students cope with Thursday's shooting that wounded a teacher and classmate.
Studio City, CA|News|
Jordan Peele To Host 'The Twilight Zone' Reboot On CBS Streaming
Jordan Peele will be the host and narrator of CBS All Access' reboot of "The Twilight Zone."
Hollywood|News|
LA City Councilman investigated For Harassment, Discrimination
A special committee is looking into allegations that Councilman Jose Huizar harassed and discriminated against a staffer.
Altadena, CA|News|
Missing Altadena Teen Found Safe
A teenage by with a medical condition who went missing from an Altadena group home two days ago has been found unharmed.
Hollywood|News|
Tennis Legend Billie Jean King Gets Piece Of Dodgers
Tennis legend Billie Jean King and her partner joined the Dodgers ownership group.
Hollywood|News|
LA Times Building Gets Wrecking Ball Reprieve
LA's Cultural Heritage Commission recommended historic-cultural monument status to the downtown Times Mirror Square complex.
Pasadena, CA|News|
Pasadena Police Lieutenant 'Was Gun Dealer'
The 22-year-veteran pleaded guilty to selling 108 guns without a license and making false statements during a gun purchase.
Los Angeles, CA|News|
2 Deputies Shot, Suspect Killed in East LA
Officers continue to look for additional suspects following a car chase that ended with a fatal shooting that also wounded two deputies.
Pasadena, CA|News|
Dine-And-Dash Don Juan A 'Jerk' But Not A Felon
Being a really bad date isn't a crime, a judge ruled in dismissing 10 counts against a man accused of dining and dashing during dates.
Pacific Palisades, CA|News|
Grant To Cover Adoption Costs For LA's Homeless Kitties
Thanks to an ASPCA grant grant, you can adopt a vaccinated, spayed or neutered and microchipped cat for free.
Los Angeles, CA|News|
Beleaguered Police Commissioner Steps Down
Credited with spearheading many of the recent changes at the LAPD, Matt Johnson labored under intense scrutiny.
