Jason Alexander, Seth MacFarlane react to news of Gilbert Gottfried's death on Twitter
"Gilbert Gottfried made me laugh at times when laughter did not come easily. What a gift," Jason Alexander tweeted.
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"Gilbert Gottfried made me laugh at times when laughter did not come easily. What a gift," Jason Alexander tweeted.
Sources tell CBSLA that a woman was zip-tied and her head covered with a beanie during the robbery.
New, colorful murals in Anaheim's Little Arabia district is giving passersby a fresh, new view of Muslim women.
According to a tweet, his family said he had been battling a long illness.
Fans heading to Dodger Stadium but hoping to avoid parking headaches can again travel to the venue aboard an express bus from downtown's Union Station or the South Bay's Harbor Gateway Transit Center this season, beginning with Thursday's Dodger home opener.
Five follow-home robberies were reported in Los Angeles in the last 48 hours, the Los Angeles Police Department told the city's police commission during a teleconference Tuesday, marking an uptick in the trend that previously decreased by 78% in March compared to its peak in November.
Researchers say the alarming spike in overdose deaths over the course of the pandemic was not due to increased drug use, but more dangerous drugs, particularly fentanyl-tainted counterfeit pills.
People can also use Metro's bike share program for free.
The LAPD and Long Beach police say they are closely monitoring the developments in New York, where a gunman shot multiple people on a New York City subway train after apparently throwing a smoke bomb.
Price of gasoline, food and shelter rose in March, driving inflation to its highest level in more than 40 years.
It's unclear why the victim was running along the freeway.
Tuesday's price drop was a measly 1.3 cents to $5.849 — which is 11.1 cents less than a week ago, but still $1.87 higher than a year ago.
The chilly winds followed a day after portions of Southern California experienced scattered, light rain, and several days after sweltering temperatures smashed heat records across the region -- all in less than five days.
Over the past week, L.A. County reported an average of 960 new cases per day, a 23% jump from the previous week.
No one inside the home was hurt.
