County officials seek to clarify all the misinformation out there — but yes, Frisbee throwing is still illegal during summer.

Superintendent John Deasy and UTLA president Warren Fletcher will be on "Patt Morrison" on KPCC this afternoon.

More people are not dropping out of the labor force. On the contrary...

City Attorney Carmen Trutanich made it official and announced this morning that he is running for District Attorney of Los Angeles this year.

Given the number of hands that were involved, it's a miracle any deal was done.

Small facility has been doing a boffo business, especially for workers' compensation patients.

Last I checked, Westwood isn't all that close to the water.

Sheriff's spokesman Steve Whitmore told KPCC that a student's account of Miramonte Elementary School suspect Mark Berndt being helped by another teacher was fabricated and not true.

Justice Kennedy and Prop. 8, Speaker Perez and tuition, Grammy party gets into Getty House, no city for East Los Angeles, Lana Del Rey draws a big crowd in Hollywood and more.

Mortgage settlement reached, Greeks reach debt deal, Kodak to stop making cameras, and Californians more upbeat about economy.

Except it's morning.

Judy Graeme noticed an especially bad sidewalk rupture on Prosser Avenue, just below Pico in Rancho Park.

Vanessa Whang, the director of programs at the California Council for the Humanities in the Bay Area, contributes a reminiscence of the 1971 Sylmar earthquake on the Zocalo Public Square website.

One from Channel 9 and the other from the LA Times could not disagree more.

Former L.A. Times reporter Anne-Marie O'Connor's book on the Adele Bloch-Bauer painting lands, Louise Roug returns from Denmark, paidContent sells, Sam Rubin reups plus a name for Aaron Sorkin's HBO newsroom and more.

Police have been trying to talk down a man who took his clothes off as he climbed a 220-foot communications tower near the city's emergency complex on East Temple Street.

We told you earlier this week that the 1960s-era metal grates would be coming off the old facade of Clifton's Brookdale cafeteria on Broadway — and this morning they did.

The deal with five major banks would be worth as much as $25 billion.

Just another example of City Hall's muck and mire.

This is not some Buck Rogers fantasy.

Elvis on the Avenue.