Gov. Gavin Newsom announced the allocation of $101 million in taxpayer funds for “multifamily low-income housing development” on lots that were ravaged by the deadly Palisades and Eaton wildfires.

"I didn't know I still had it, I'm not going to lie," one-time Kentucky Wildcats wide receiver Scott Mitchell said.

Hire a Survivor' job fair will be put on by local government initiatives and nonprofit Global Empowerment Mission on July 19 ...

The Green Fire, burning near Shasta Lake, is now California’s third-biggest wildfire of the year, the Department of Forestry ...

The troops were assigned to guard federal buildings and support immigration agents during protests opposing immigration ...

Los Angeles County is turning to artificial intelligence to help speed up the rate rebuilding permits are approved in the ...

Los Angeles, CA– The California Senate has passed Senate Bill 549, a groundbreaking measure that authorizes Los Angeles ...

For the first time ever, two NFL mascots teamed up to represent that football is family. On behalf of the Seattle Seahawks, ...

Six months after the Eaton Fire went on a destructive rampage, some residents are expressing frustration over not being allowed to move back into their homes that survived the wildfire.

As California works to recover from some of the most destructive wildfires in its history, a new report by The New York Times ...

Los Angeles County officials announced Tuesday a pilot program that uses artificial intelligence to speed up the review and ...