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WATCH: Helicopter involved in fighting wildfires crashes, Utah authorities say
Officials say search teams were not immediately able to reach the crash site because of the fire conditions.
Senate votes to confirm Todd Blanche as attorney general
The Senate narrowly confirmed Todd Blanche to be Attorney General by a vote of 50-49 early this morning.
Arellano: The Lineage fire stunk up this Catholic church. Members are fighting back — again
For generations, Resurrection has been a place of solace and resistance for residents angry about the latest indignity to befall the historic heart of Latino Los Angeles.
WeHo's newest resident enjoys A/C, Sunset Strip views ... from inside a billboard. Why he's there
Los Angeles residents and tourists alike flocked to Sunset Boulevard and Selma Avenue in West Hollywood Friday morning. People were there to take photos of and see one particular billboard about 30 feet above the ground.
Searing heat on tap for SoCal this weekend — and there's more fire danger ahead
Wide swaths of California will face searing temperatures over the weekend, with forecasters issuing a heat advisory for non-coastal areas and warning about the risk of adverse fire weather.
Evacuation orders lifted for 1,000-acre Ridge fire near Gorman as containment grows
The blaze was reported around 3 p.m. near the 39000 block of Gorman Post Road and quickly burned roughly 100 acres of surrounding brush in northwestern Los Angeles County.
'Vindictive motivations': Don Lemon seeks to dismiss charges from anti-ICE protest
Don Lemon's lawyers say the government had "vindictive motivations" in charging him in connection with an anti-iCE protest at at church.
Trump is attacking California's ability to protect its coastline. The consequences may be dire
Citing "environmental extremism," Trump officials want to end California's ability to challenge offshore oil, floating nuclear reactors and rocket launches.
Mayor says LAPD should stop using Flock devices, expressing concern data is used for deportations
The LAPD has said it is renegotiating its deal with Flock Safety to address data-sharing concerns. But Mayor Karen Bass says the company has 'lost the trust of Angelenos.'
'Calculated act of violence': Man gets life sentence in racially motivated L.A. Metro stabbing
Gerald Pitts was sentenced to life in prison in a racially motivated stabbing of a Latino passenger on an L.A. Metro bus in Exposition Park.
Regulators order Lineage to snuff out foul odors following 4,000 complaints
The vote followed hours of emotional testimony from southeast Los Angeles County residents who demanded Lineage do more to suppress sickening odors.
'Absolute betrayal': Lifeguards speak out against California parks official accused of secretly filming them
A former California state park officer made his first court appearance Thursday morning after being accused of secretly recording nearly two dozen men inside an employee locker room.
