The Los Angeles City Council voted Tuesday to crack down on illegal street racing throughout the city amid an increase in dangerous speeding throughout the San Fernando Valley.

Law enforcement in Los Angeles County say illegal street racing is a growing problem and they want to see stiffer consequences.

The California Highway Patrol documented 984 street racing incidents in Los Angeles County last year — including spontaneous races and organized events — accounting for a little more than 40% ...

Los Angeles officials are now considering new measures to crack down on street racing, joining a growing number of cities taking the fight from the streets to social media and targeting those who ...

LAPD is seeking legislation that would allow stiffer penalties to crack down on illegal street racing, Chief Michel Moore announced.

Angel Rodriguez, who was arrested in October for illegal street racing, will be racing legally against an off-duty Los Angeles police officer in a 1/8th mile drag race as part of the Granada Hills ...

Two suspects were arrested in connection with a destructive liquor store burglary and a street racing takeover in Long Beach.

LAPD arrest street racing suspects involved in pedestrian death Two men are facing murder charges after their South Los Angeles street racing stint left a 20-year-old woman dead in the street.

Street racing has been increasing during the pandemic. It typically takes place late at night on wide streets, from South LA to the San Fernando Valley, amassing attention on social media and often ...

Los Angeles County sheriff's deputies and California Highway Patrol officers arrested dozens in a crackdown on street racing in South Los Angeles overnight.

LA City Council approved Councilman Bob Blumenfield's request to allocate $100,000 from his office to pay police overtime in an effort to support specialized enforcement against street racing.

Illegal street racing in Los Angeles raises safety concerns, prompting discussions about law enforcement and community response.