Authorities have seemingly solved a mystery involving eerie messages seen spelled out in scrap building materials in an empty ...

(Google Maps) The creepy zoomed-in satellite images also revealed the words “LAPD,” “federal,” and “TRAFICO,” which means traffic in Spanish. The last one especially caught the ...

Another word — “traffico” — is also seen spelled out once, as are “LAPD” and “federal.” The largest “help” message appears to be constructed with piping that has the word ...

The LAPD Central Division responded to a video on X that showed a woman near the area stating that a man writes the messages all the time and has been doing so for years, noting that the ...

Car decals provide a distinctive and amusing method for customizing your vehicle. With a range from simplistic designs to intricate patterns, they enable you to display your uniqueness or express ...

Viral satellite images showing the words "help," "trafico" and "LAPD" in an empty lot in downtown Los Angeles grabbed people's attention over the weekend on social media, with many asking "what is ...

The incident occurred near the Crypto.com Arena and the Los Angeles Convention Center on the 1200 block of south Figueroa Street at around 5 p.m. LAPD said a group of 30 to 40 bicyclists were ...

The LAPD Central Division responded to a video on X that showed a woman near the area stating that a man writes the messages all the time and has been doing so for years, noting that the ...

Because the local agencies taking the count across the country do not ask for immigration status, homeless numbers ballooned in a handful of states that took in tens of thousands of immigrants ...

Another rain event is heading to fire-weary Los Angeles next week, and although this precipitation will provide a helpful dampening of dry brush, forecasters say it is unlikely to be heavy enough ...

Police are calling on residents to save this vital number in their phones in the hope that it will help separate emergency alerts from the deluge of scam text messages that are the scourge of ...

wonks crunching the insurance numbers, the immediate arguments about how to rebuild. As eagerly as Americans crane their necks to behold disasters, we also like to quickly zoom past them.