Four people went over the side of a cliff in Palos Verdes early Monday morning, falling approximately 300 feet. Three of those victims were injured and one person is dead.

As people all over the world search for ways to help Ukrainians gripped by war, another creative way is picking up steam: young artists selling their work on Etsy.

Nearly three million disabled people are trapped by the violence in Ukraine, but a Southern California organization is helping them evacuate.

Body camera footage from a police shooting last week that left a 14-year-old girl dead after officers opened fire on a suspect in a North Hollywood Burlington store was released Monday by Los Angeles police.

Union Pacific railroad said there was a rash of cargo container break-ins as the containers were being hauled by train near downtown Los Angeles, as officials are trying to clear the backlog of cargo at the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach.

COVID-19 vaccines could be available to children ages 5 to 11 as soon as next week if the CDC gives final approval, and doctors at St. Jude Children’s Hospital are putting out a coloring book that helps explain the vaccine in language kids can understand.

Nathalie Dubois lost her brother Fabrice in the terror attacks in Paris. Now, the LA resident is preparing to travel to France to testify in the trial of the terror suspects.

A manhunt was underway Friday for an armed robber who attacked an elderly Lyft driver in South El Monte Monday night.

The pandemic has made 2020 the nation’s deadliest year ever for drug overdoses with a record 81,000 people overdosing during the lockdown.

Toni Harris became the first female football player at a skilled position to sign a letter of intent for a football scholarship on Tuesday.