Los Angeles Restaurants Ban Smoking

Starting on March 8, International Women’s Day in many parts of the world, Los Angeles restaurants become non-smoking venues both inside and out. Patio dining in Los Angeles restaurants will become smoke-free and the views, the warmth and the atmosphere of enjoying a meal al fresco will no longer be marred by the waft of acrid cigarette odors circulating from the next table.

LA cops crack down on texting and driving

Los Angeles police will be cracking the whip today and tomorrow on distracted drivers. Anyone seen driving while texting or talking on the phone will be pulled over and fined

School started for LA's $578 million new complex

LA's $578 million school complex opened its doors September 13, 2010.

LAUSD will vote on how to evaluate teachers.

Tuesday will be the day that the LAUSD will vote on exactly how they will evaluate teachers.

Should food trucks get grades?

The LA County Board of Supervisors will debate on whether or not food trucks in and around Los Angeles should be given restaurant styles grades.

Final auditions to be held in Los Angeles.

Do you have what it takes to be the tenth coveted "American Idol."

L.A. now home to most expensive school in U.S.

The new school opening up in Los Angeles comes with a $578 million price tag.

Rick Springfield Live in Louisville

Last Friday on August 6th, The Hello Metro Inc. party generated nostalgia when Grammy-award winning Australian pop sensation Rick Springfield visited the Prospect neighborhood of Louisville, KY.

Jewler defends store and shoots two suspects.

A jewelry story owner shot two of four would be robbers.

Mummified Infant remains leave dark mystery

Two mummified remains of 1930's era infants found in trunk near MacArthur Park.

Missing person Mitrice Richardson found dead

The long missing Mitrice Richardson has finally been found.

Audit on LAX security?

Councilwoman Janice Hahn had raised some questions about the security of LAX post 9-11.