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Los Angeles residents have continued to reduce water usage at a steady pace to offset a historic drought, and those efforts appear to be working, Los Angeles Department of Water and Power officials said at a council committee meeting Thursday.

Three adults, an infant and an unborn child died and seven other people were injured Thursday in a fiery multi-vehicle crash in the unincorporated Windsor Hills area of Los Angeles.

An ex-convict who allegedly fired shots near the Hollywood Farmers' Market, causing the popular establishment to shut down, pleaded not guilty Thursday to seven felony counts.

An ex-con suspected of sexually assaulting a woman who was walking her dogs in Torrance has been charged with rape and other counts, the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office announced Thursday.

Los Angeles' historic Hollyhock House will reopen to the public later this month, city officials announced Friday.

A record amount of rainfall was reported in Lancaster, the National Weather Service reported Friday.

A fruit vendor in his 30s was shot and killed in an unincorporated area of Gardena and Friday detectives are investigating the circumstances surrounding his death.

A man was shot and killed in Gardena Thursday.

Three adults, an infant and an unborn child died and nine other people were injured Thursday in a fiery multi-vehicle crash caused by a speeding car that ran a red light in the unincorporated Windsor Hills area of Los Angeles.

A Black Los Angeles police officer who works in the department's Media Relations Division who sued the city, alleging the director referred to him and a Black colleague as "boys," did not agree to settle his complaint for $50,000 and can take his case to trial, a judge ruled Thursday.