A preliminary 2.0 magnitude struck four miles north-west of Santa Monica at 8:43 pm Sunday, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
It struck at a depth of 7 miles.
There have been no immediate reports of injuries or damage.
The order prohibits Waymo from operating the lots at 1222 and 1310 Broadway between 11 p.m. and 6 a.m. By Sarah Lin Waymo is appealing a court order that temporarily bans overnight operations at two […]
Caltrans schedules major ramp shutdowns and multi-lane reductions between Wilshire Boulevard and U.S. 101 starting Aug. 3. Drivers navigating the Sepulveda Pass will face extensive night travel delays next week as transportation crews install concrete […]
A first-time DUI conviction typically carries about $13,500 in fines and penalties along with a suspended license. By Sarah Lin The Los Angeles Police Department will conduct DUI saturation patrols this weekend and into next […]
Dangerous rip currents and heavy ocean surf lead to busy weekend along LA County coastline. By Sarah Lin Sweltering inland temperatures drove massive crowds to Southern California shorelines over the weekend, triggering a high-volume emergency […]
Hydraulic breakers finish work in one day instead of the planned eight, restoring main access to Santa Monica Pier parking. By Carlos Reyes Appian Way reopened to vehicle traffic Tuesday, days ahead of schedule, restoring […]
Sweltering temperatures return Thursday as offshore hurricane swells bring 8-foot waves and heavy rip currents to local beaches. The National Weather Service of Los Angeles has announced that the Los Angeles heat wave will continue […]
