A report from the Campaign for College Opportunity shows that Black students are succeeding at the college level at higher rates than before, but they remain far behind their white peers.

According to a study commissioned by the Otis College of Art and Design, more than 175,000 California creative workers lost their jobs in 2020 because of the pandemic, with nearly 110,000 of the newly unemployed coming from Los Angeles County.

Does anyone know of a company that preps a house for tented fumigation and then comes in afterwards and makes sure everything is clean afterwards? The first day of spring is only about a month away. As things begin to warm up,

STUDIO CITY, CA — Flair Cleaners is currently hosting its 6th annual 'Flair Cares Food Drive,' and will match all donations up to 250 pounds of food. Donations will benefit the North Hollywood Interfaith Food Pantry,

Artist Kieran Wright has been spending his pandemic months creating small scale replicas of LA’s most historic and quintessential businesses.

SANTA MONICA (CBSLA) — TV host and sex therapist Dr. Laura Berman says her 16-year-old son died of an overdose of drugs that he received from a drug dealer he connected with on Snapchat.

Scientists studying a decades-long wastewater pollution problem plaguing the Pacific Ocean at the U.S.-Mexico border predict up to 4% of swimmers a year get sick from sewage-tainted ocean water.

More than 1 million acres of public land in California and other Western states would be preserved as undeveloped wilderness if long-stalled legislation that’s back in play under the Biden administration moves forward.

Wind gusts of up to 55 mph are expected across the Los Angeles area, creating the danger of downed power lines.

San Francisco has long been an international leader on environmental issues. However, water policy has been a stain on that record. The San Francisco Public Utilities Commission has failed to modernize the City’s water policies.