Spectrum News 1 got an exclusive look at “Spot,” a robotic dog that joined the workforce at the Chevron oil refinery in El Segundo for the first time, helping take on more time-consuming and repetitive tasks, freeing up its human workforce to do more specialized tasks.
Randy Troy and his wife Rina noticed cracks and separations in April and he said he let people know then.
A lawsuit has been filed stemming from a 2001 fire that caused foul odors to permeate from the Dominguez Channel.
The City Council this week OK’d changes to general plan and zoning rules that will allow a project on Artesia and Aviation boulevards to happen.
The EPA found that a Torrance company had failed to comply with air emissions standards for equipment leaks and tanks.
Authorities on Thursday were hoping that a $100,000 reward would help generate clues to find the hit-and-run motorist involved in the death of a pedestrian in Carson earlier this year.
Jasmine Viel reports from Rolling Hills Estates, where experts are now expressing concern over the entire Palos Verdes Peninsula after the recent landslide, which completely destroyed a dozen homes and has placed many more at risk.
California State Transportation Agency officials July 6 announced a $383.35 million grant for the Port of Long Beach to complete a series of construction and clean-air technology projects aimed at accelerating the transformation to zero-emissions operations and enhancing the reliability and efficiency of cargo movement....
An advanced water purification project in Carson recently received a $1.8 million grant from the EPA.
This is where the downtown Long Beach exit lets out onto Ocean Blvd from the 47 and the 710. It is walking distance from the metro blue line, one of the few rail corridors that ends near the South Bay. More dense housing along these lines can help address the housing crisis without adding to freeway traffic.
The Port of Los Angeles July 6 was awarded $233 million in grants from the State of California to complete essential infrastructure projects aimed at creating a more efficient and sustainable supply chain. The grants were among $1.5 billion announced July 6 by California Transportation Secretary Toks Omishakin at a ceremony...
Once settled in Hermosa Beach in 1935, Frances immediately joined the South Bay Garden Club.
A multi-day heat wave is set to hit Southern California on Tuesday, with high temperatures expected to last through the weekend, according to the National Weather Service....
A person suspected of tossing a firework into a silent disco event in Hermosa Beach during Pride Month -- raising suspicions of a possible hate crime -- has been identified and interviewed by police, and was described Friday as a juvenile who was not motivated by hate or discrimination.
A man was arrested after several rifles and ammunition were found in the trunk of his vehicle, which he was trying to bring to a beach in San Pedro, police said.
Torrance officers were called to the 24200 block of Walnut Street about 6:30 p.m. Monday.
Many Redondo Beach residents may have heard a strange siren Thursday morning as Torrance tested its outdoor emergency alert system.
Beneath the beauty of the Palos Verdes Peninsula lies a newly discovered danger: a fault zone capable of producing an earthquake 45 times stronger than the devastating 1994 Northridge quake....
Voracious goats are a more eco-friendly and efficient alternative to removing flammable weeds from steep hillsides, especially for habitat restoration.
The City Council is set to discuss bringing on environmental consultant Michael Baker International during its Wednesday, July 5, meeting. The work would cost the city almost $36,000 for one year.
A toxic algae bloom has been sickening sea lions and dolphins and some are coming ashore in distress and acting aggressively....
The Los Angeles Police Department is offering a reward of up to $50,000 to anyone who is able to provide information regarding a fatal hit-and-run that killed a 52-year old Sunday.
On average, L.A. County has 1,510 excess visits to the ER for heat-related conditions on extreme heat days.
Four people were hospitalized Thursday morning after they were exposed to leaking gases at a refinery in Wilmington.
The LA county’s homeless agency released 2023 homeless count data on Thursday, June 29. Homelessness is up 9% in LA county this year. Here’s what it showed for the Long Beach, South Bay areas.
