Vin Scully: Life over the years
Legendary Dodger broadcaster Vin Scully died Tuesday, August 2, at the age 94.
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Legendary Dodger broadcaster Vin Scully died Tuesday, August 2, at the age 94.
Athletes, sportscasters, and fans mourned the death of Vin Scully Tuesday night. The legendary broadcaster who was the voice of the Los Angeles Dodgers died at the age of 94.
Legendary Dodgers announcer Vin Scully died Tuesday night. He was 94.
The L.A. County District attorney identified the man as 42-year-old Joseph DeLaCruz.
The restriction on outdoor irrigation runs from September 6-20, while repairs are made to a leak in the upper feeder that brings water to the city from the Colorado River Aqueduct.
Residents in the area were asked to stay inside and call 9-1-1 if they saw anything suspicious. Police urged everyone else to avoid the area if possible.
The Los Angeles International Airport revealed its first Automated People Mover train car Tuesday, moving forward toward the future of how travelers will be able to go to and from the airport.
LASD on Tuesday was seeking the public's help in identifying and locating a man who, unprovoked, attacked three people in two separate instances with what might have been a tire iron.
Craig Cope, who is recovering from a heart attack suffered during the traumatic event, spoke with CBSLA on his first day back in the store since the attempted robbery.
From trendy clothes to words and expressions, some things go out of style.
Watching the vote from the Senate gallery, comedian and vocal advocate of the bill Jon Stewart grew teary-eyed.
The district will only require those experiencing COVID-19 symptoms or who were a close contact with a person who tested positive.
About one thousand families signed up and stood in line at the Santa Anita Racetrack in Arcadia for Foothill Unity Center's backpack giveaway event.
The Pasadena Public Health Department said the patients are all adults and recovering from the illness.
Opponents shouted in the council chambers before the ordinance passed by a vote of 11-3 in favor the measure, with Councilmembers Mike Bonin, Nithya Raman and Marqueece Harris-Dawson dissenting.
