HOLLYWOOD—If John Rota, a young producer-director, has his way, Hollywood magic will rise again. Rota is an artist that uses the silver screen as his canvas.

GRIFFITH PARK—For the first time in its history, the Los Angeles Zoo has successfully bred Komodo Dragons. The first egg hatched on August 8.

BEVERLY HILLS—My name is Pepe, and I'm a two and a half pound Chihuahua. Yes, you heard me right - I weigh all of two and a half pounds!!

HOLLYWOOD— An arrest was made on Monday, August 30, at 11 a.m. by L.A. county sheriffs in connection with the triple murder in West Hollywood on August 26.

HOLLYWOOD—In the wake of her arrest for cocaine possession, Paris Hilton assures fans that she is alright. Her lawyer encourages the public to wait for the facts

BEVERLY HILLS—Police are still conducting their investigation involving multiple burglaries that occurred at the Bank of America building on 9440 Santa Monica Blvd.

HOLLYWOOD—Alejandro Rea, the deaf man taken down outside Forever 21 on August 7, has threatened to sue retailers if they do not cooperate with his demands.

BEVERLY HILLS—This week is all about the Emmys. We focus on Seth Green, who brings “Robot Chicken” to TV. Last week Seth and his creative team took home an Emmy.

WESTWOOD —Camp is finally over, and being a senior, I would be lying if I said I wasn’t happy about the fact that it is my last college football training camp ever.

HOLLYWOOD—Handsome leading man Stephen Nichols's new role on “The Young and the Restless” has Hollywood buzzing about the star’s dynamic appeal.

BEVERLY HILLS—A vehicle fell over a cliff at 1360 N. Summitridge Place. The crash was reported by Los Angeles Fire Department spokesman Brian Humphrey. 

LOS FELIZ—A woman was seriously injured when her vehicle rolled over on the Interstate 5 Freeway. The incident occurred on the afternoon of Tuesday, August 24.

BEVERLY HILLS—Beverly Hills is now taking online renewal orders for both Preferential Parking Permits, and Overnight Parking Permits. The old permits expire on September 30.

BEVERLY HILLS —Authorities are currently investigating a burglary that occurred on Sunday, August 29, at the Bank of America building on Santa Monica Boulevard.

HOLLYWOOD—You've heard of Typhoid Mary, well there's Honk Happy Mel, spreader of honkitis, the latest contagion to infect our fair city. Drivers blaring horns.

HOLLYWOOD—A preliminary hearing was set by a Los Angeles judge in the case against Dr. Conrad Murray. He is charged with involuntary manslaughter in the death of Michael Jackson.

WASHINGTON D.C.—Sarah Palin says people are trying to silence Dr. Laura's right to free speech. Some say, freedom comes with a price.  Are you willing to pay for it?

HOLLYWOOD—Lesley-Anne Down as Jackie, and Eileen Davidson as Ashley, are two beauties making the headlines of hottest divas over 40.

HOLLYWOOD—Jack Wagner is gaining new fans today from “B&B” as Nick. Billy Miller is an Emmy-winner on “Y&R.” Both men receive this week’s gold standard.

STUDIO CITY—Catching up with my friend Romi was exciting. The beautiful star speaks exclusively with us, discussing her upcoming film and working with Miley Cyrus.

SANTA MONICA—The Big Blue Bus lines are increasing the cash fare for both students and regular passengers. The "value-added passes" can be purchased online.

HOLLYWOOD—“True West” premieres at the James Whitmore Eclectic Lyric Theatre to a star studded crowd next month.

BEVERLY HILLS—Beverly Hills is known for its mansions, Rodeo Drive shopping à la "Pretty Woman" and upscale restaurants. It’s also known for spotting celebrities.

BEVERLY HILLS—Maria Gabriela Perez, owner of the Chez Gabriela Studio, was arrested by special agents of the U.S. Secret Service. Perez is charged with federal fraud.

SANTA MONICA—City officials want community input for the Pico Library in Virginia Park, a facility that was approved by the council earlier this year.

SANTA MONICA—Santa Monica-Malibu Education Foundation’s restored numerous jobs.The funds will help reduce class sizes and restore library hours.

HOLLYWOOD—The fall movie season is known for Oscar-worthy films, mostly dramas. Expect terrific stories and performances from films such as "The Social Network."

LAUREL CANYON—Sunlight warms the ground during day, creates air currents that travel uphill. At night, the land cools, creating air currents that travel downhill.

HOLLYWOOD—This film is one that horror film buffs have to see.The sleepy Louisiana town wakes up when Satan appears in the form of a possessed young woman.

BEVERLY HILLS— My name is Nilo. I'm the one on the left with the dirty face!  We just had a bath, and I didn't realize that we were going to have our picture taken.

FRANCE—Nothing like sipping wine and enjoying yourself in the French country side. From the cuisine to the art to everything it has to offer, it is magnificent.