At least 55 people were hurt, two critically, when a bus collided with a Metro train near Exposition Park, officials said.

Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascon has filed felony charges against the man accused of breaking into Mayor Karen Bass’ home on Sunday morning.

Mayor Karen Bass was inside the home during alleged break in but was unharmed, according to her office.

A woman was fatally stabbed on a Metro train in Los Angeles early Monday, police said.

A suspected intruder was arrested early Sunday morning after a break-in at the home of Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass, according to police.

A tram crash at Universal Studios injured 15 people, fire officials said.

Award-winning journalist Linsey Davis previews ABC News Live Prime’s investigation: "No One to Turn To: Who Guards the Guards," which examines claims of abuse at the hands of probation officers.

Thieves in Los Angeles pulled off a heist that netted $30 million, after hitting an unnamed San Fernando Valley money storage unit, according to police.

Authorities are investigating what’s being called one of the city’s largest-ever cash heists, and it wasn’t at a bank. ABC News’ Derricke Dennis has the details.

Los Angeles, like other major cities, has seen a surge in crime committed on buses, trains and mass transit hubs, according to statistics compiled by ABC News.

The LA Times edited a previously published column about the LSU women’s basketball team after head coach Kim Mulkey called it “sexist” and “wrong.”

ABC News’ Linsey Davis spoke with ABC News legal contributor Brian Buckmire on raids at the homes of Sean "Diddy" Combs as part of a sex trafficking probe.

Homeland Security agents executed search warrants on the hip-hop mogul's home in connection with a federal investigation.

Authorities said local law enforcement assisted with the raids.

Los Angeles police say a suspect has been arrested after a city bus was carjacked overnight. The suspect crashed the bus and was later arrested.

The rap legend opened up about his health battles since 2021. Neurologist Dr. Leah Kroll joins ABC News Live to share tips on recognizing stroke and aneurysm symptoms.

Los Angeles police have launched a new task force amid an “increase in burglaries from organized groups that are outside this country that are coming into the country” and “targeting high-end residents.”

The singer and actress was not home during the incident that is currently under investigation.

The headliners have been revealed for Outloud Festival, a Pride-themed music event held in West Hollywood.

The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures has become the premier location for filmmakers and movie fans alike to get up close and personal with millions of movie artifacts.

A new study by McKinsey & Company details the lack of representation in Hollywood and its financial impact. ABC News' Maria Elena Salinas speaks to an author of the report and actor John Leguizamo.

LAPD Chief Michel Moore told the Police Commission last week he had "concerns relative to the actions of the officer involved."

About nine firefighters are injured, including two who are in critical condition, following an explosion in Los Angeles, according to the LA Fire Department.

Los Angeles County Sheriff's deputies rescued a group of six hikers after they got stranded in the snow, authorities said.

Nine Los Angeles firefighters were injured after they responded to a call of a tanker on fire.

We were treated to "13 Going on 30" reunion as Mark Ruffalo was presented with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

A second atmospheric river storm within one week is drenching California with heavy rain and life-threatening flooding and mudslides.

ABC News’ Zohreen Shah has the details on a shocking video that police say catches an attempted kidnapping on camera.

Brad Teplitsky of Studio Auctions drops by to share authentic Hollywood movie props from iconic films throughout the years.

A look behind the numbers of the women in film and entertainment who are dominating the silver screens and box offices with their blockbuster power.

ABC News’ Will Carr reflects on the Northridge Earthquake that devastated southern California in 1994 and what lessons it taught experts about earthquake planning.

Pedro Pascal and Patricia Arquette were among the stars who honored Dafoe at his star ceremony.

A look at the numbers behind the underrepresented women and people of color in the film and television industries.

Police say a ring doorbell camera shows thieves robbing a family in their driveway.

Family members say a mother of two called 911 during a domestic dispute, but was shot and killed by a deputy responding to the call.

Earlier this month, the Hollywood sign celebrated its 100th year of when the sign was initially illuminated. ABC News’ Jaclyn Lee explains.

The passenger allegedly flew from Denmark to Los Angeles without any documentation.

Jarris Jay Silagi, 44, allegedly hurled antisemitic remarks and struck the elderly man on his head Saturday morning, according to the Beverly Hills Police Department.

Shohei Ohtani revealed on Instagram that he's leaving the Los Angeles Angels for the Dodgers, plus his new 10-year $700 million contract, the largest contract ever in North American sports.

The ‘Dancing with the Stars’ Judge said his wife Haley suffered a cranial hematoma.

Los Angeles prosecutors charged a man with four counts of murder in connection with shootings that took place last week, including three unhoused men who were sleeping.

A man is in custody in Los Angeles, suspected in the killings of three homeless men. Officials say the 33-year-old is also tied to a fourth homicide in the area.

ABC News' Alex Stone and ABC News legal contributor Brian Buckmire join to talk about how a suspected serial killer was captured in Los Angeles.

Police say Jerrid Powell, 33, started his string of murders on Nov. 26.

Police in Los Angeles are searching for more possible victims of the suspect, who is being held on $2 million bail.

A suspect is under arrest after four deadly shootings in Los Angeles in four days, police said.

The victims were all sleeping alone on a sidewalk or an alley, police said.

After three murders of homeless people since Monday, LAPD officials held a news conference to announce they believe a serial killer is on the loose.

Police in Los Angeles said they're searching for the potential serial killer who targeted three men who were all experiencing homelessness.

ABC News contributors Brian Buckmire and Mike Muse discuss the ongoing trial of hip-hop star Young Thug.