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Bob Thomas began to cover Hollywood for the Associated Press in 1944, after fleeing from the Fresno bureau.

Five people have been hospitalized and one person charged with vehicular theft after a high-speed pursuit ended in a three-car collision in downtown Los Angeles early today.

A man was found fatally shot in his car early Friday morning on the westbound Foothill Freeway in Sylmar.

L.A. City Attorney Mike Feuer said today that he's going after the cable giant in a nearly $10 million lawsuit alleging that TWC has refused to pay fees owed the city since 2011 while at the same time raking in billions in revenue.

In a bright spot in L.A. County's discouraging job market, Hawthorne-based rocket firm Space X has open positions for engineers.

A daily series, Connect! Unite! Act! seeks to create face-to-face networks in each congressional district.

Lena Dunham was joined by fellow "Girls" castmates and creators at a Television Academy event to tease the upcoming season three finale and reflect on the wild journey getting there.

A stretch of the northbound San Diego Freeway in West Los Angeles will be closed overnight tonight so crews can re-stripe freeway lanes and work on the median.

Authorities say a man has been shot to death in his car on a Los Angeles freeway in what investigators say may have been a road rage attack.

At the Pantages, there is always exciting shows to see, and the sign can be spotted amongst the hustle and bustle of Hollywood Boulevard.

The funeral procession for LAPD officer Nicholas Lee arrives at Forest Lawn Memorial Garden in Glendale.

LOS ANGELES a?? Now that Southern California has dried out from recent rains, folks can get back to worrying about the epic drought that still grips the state and threatens its future.

Former NATPE president Rick Feldman held the Israeli prime minister's foot off-camera while working as a production assistant: "I would kill to go on that trip."

For the fifth year, Thtre Raymond Kabbaz presents A Week of French Language Cinema in Los Angeles, with FREE nightly screenings of critically acclaimed Francophonic films, from Saturday, March 15 to Thursday, March 20, 2014.

LOS ANGELES>> Things are heating up at the Chinese American Museum this week as it launches a new exhibit dedicated to two ethnically diverse hot sauces that call Los Angeles home.

A long-delayed overhaul of the aging police academy in Elysian Park moves a step closer to happening when the city accepts construction bids on the estimated $33 million project, which will close the academy - where most current officers receive refresher training - for more than a year.