Los Angeles Police Department Officer Esmeralda Ramirez, a mother of three who served the Westside, was laid to rest Wednesday.
Brad Grey, who stepped down from his post at the helm of Paramount Studios just a few months ago, has died.
Climate experts upgraded the existing El Niño, warning it could be among the most powerful three to ever hit California.
The bombshell actress famed for her role as heroine Batgirl in the 1960S television series “Batman,” died battling Cancer.
The college, NFL and broadcasting great died Sunday at the age of 84.
Her body was found by gardeners.
Omar Sharif famed for his iconic roles in "Dr. Zhivago" and "Lawrence of Arabia" died in a Cairo hospital.
Flowers will be laid on his star Tuesday morning.
MGM Grand founder and Las Vegas icon, Kirk Kerkorian, died Monday in his Beverly Hills home.
'Black in America' rapper MC Supreme killed when allegedly drunk driver plows into his parked car on PCH in Malibu.
The former Los Angeles prosecutor, who penned the best-selling "Helter Skelter" about the Manson Family murders, died from cancer.
Ellen Albertini Dow, a 101-year-old actress best known for rocking Rapper's Delight in 'The Wedding Singer,' died Monday in Los Angeles.
A Santa Monica documentarian working on a film about the Everest climbers at Base Camp was killed by the avalanche's air blast.
Stan Chambers, a pioneer of broadcast journalism and longtime Los Angeles reporter, died today.
With more training for social workers and other reforms, 32 children in LA County were abused to death in 2014 compared to 61 in 2013.
The public is invited to a memorial service today for George Gregory Plitt Jr. at The Church of the Good Shepherd.
Bel Air Rabbi Leonard I. Beerman, a soldier turned pacifist who built bridges with the Muslim community died at 93.
Paramedics were dispatched to his Brentwood house at 7:57 p.m. Saturday and a police officer later confirmed Garner's death. He was 86.
Hollywood mourns the death of an actor who passed too soon.
Diller, a variety show and nightclub favorite, died at her Brentwood home Monday morning.
The actress and comedian died in her Brentwood home on Monday.
Known for her screenwriting and humor, Ephron was behind such films as "Sleepless in Seattle," "When Harry Met Sally..." and "You've Got Mail."
Zora Sweet Pinney opened Zora's Art Gallery in Hollywood in 1960 and later relocated it to Brentwood.
Dan Gifford, a Brentwood resident, thinks his colleague and friend met his death under suspicious circumstances. Conservative columnist Andrew Breitbart was loved and hated.
Sister Joseph Adele Edwards, 78, was one of the longest-term teachers at Mount St. Mary's College in Brentwood and made a lasting impression on all that she met.
Known as the "Mayor of Westwood" the self-taught man had a knack for schmoozing.
The Brentwood resident and actor died 25 years ago Friday.
The actor and Brentwood resident died 64 years ago today.
She noticed his cold sores and touched his life.