LA's new speed cameras: What to know
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Los Angeles began activating its automated speed camera network on October 26, starting with a 60-day warning period before issuing civil fines up to $500.

Los Angeles speed cameras go live Oct. 26: Locations and fines

Los Angeles activates its automated speed camera network on October 26, starting with a 60-day warning period before issuing civil fines up to $500.

Women's wellness experiences: What's behind their popularity

Women's wellness experiences are growing in popularity. Many say the in-person connection to work out in community is even greater after the solitude of the pandemic.

Israelis living abroad fly home for election
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As Israel does not allow absentee ballots, Israelis living abroad are flying home to cast their votes in time.

Alleged drunk driver hits bicyclists in Montclair, killing 2

Two people died and several others were injured after an alleged drunk driver struck a group of bicyclists in Montclair.

Alleged drunk driver hits bicyclists in Montclair
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Two people died and several others were injured after an alleged drunk driver struck a group of bicyclists in Montclair. The driver took off from the scene, but a neighbor followed the vehicle and helped police find the suspect.

Los Angeles speed cameras spark debate over safety, surveillance and city priorities

Los Angeles is rolling out speed cameras to curb dangerous driving, starting with 20 cameras and plans to expand to 125 locations. Drivers caught traveling at least 11 mph over the speed limit could face fines ranging from $50 to $500 after a 60-day warning period.

LA speed cameras go live Monday morning
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Los Angeles is rolling out speed cameras to curb dangerous driving, starting with 20 cameras and plans to expand to 125 locations.

Obama compares Trump's White House renovations to 'Saddam Hussein opening a Cheesecake Factory' at Ohio rally

Former President Barack Obama mocked President Donald Trump's White House renovations Saturday, comparing the historic residence to a Cheesecake Factory run by Saddam Hussein while campaigning for Democrats in Ohio.

Southern California coastal flood advisory issued as record high tides loom

A coastal flood advisory takes effect Sunday across Los Angeles and Orange counties with near-record tides up to 8 feet, followed by a potential major storm over Halloween weekend.

Arcadia teen allegedly killed by boyfriend in domestic violence attack, police say

Paul Anthony Cruz Jr., 20, is accused of fatally shooting his 15-year-old girlfriend, Mina Kurdian, inside her Arcadia home in a suspected domestic violence incident.

Early in-person voting opens across LA County ahead of Nov. 3 election

Early in-person voting has officially started at 123 vote centers throughout Los Angeles County, with hundreds more locations set to open next weekend.

Admission to US national parks will be free this Tuesday: Here’s why

All fee-charging U.S. national parks will waive admission this Tuesday to celebrate the birthday of former President Teddy Roosevelt.

Missing sexually violent predator Merle Wakefield found dead in San Diego riverbed

The search for sexually violent predator Merle Wakefield has ended after his body was discovered in a San Diego riverbed, according to the San Diego County Sheriff's Office.

Transgender sports bans head to voters in Democratic states, potentially setting a national precedent

Voters in Colorado and Washington will decide whether to ban transgender women and girls from competing in female sports, marking the first time such restrictions have been put directly on state ballots.

Bond hearings not required for detained immigrants, court rules

Immigrants detained in the U.S. by President Donald Trump’s administration have no constitutional right to a bond hearing, a federal appeals court ruled Friday.