These tall trees may be iconic of LA but they helped fuel the wildfires that leveled whole neighborhoods earlier this year.

Los Angeles without palm trees? After the recent wildfires, some say it’s too risky to keep as many of these stars of the L.A. skyline around.

Three highly attractive palms are generally considered fire-safe as long as their dry fronds are removed in a timely manner.

Three national parks there are named for trees, as well as several cities, including Oakland and Palm Springs. And what more immediately evokes Los Angeles, the state’s most populous city ...

“The more people move down here, the more desirable it is to live here,” said Nick Griffin, executive director of DTLA Alliance. “What's interesting about that dynamic is that it then drives ...

Hylton has previously worked at NBC LA, Telemundo 52, The Los Angeles Times and KOMO 4 News in Seattle. Firefighters in downtown Los Angeles knocked down multiple structure fires early Monday morning.