Former OC Prosecutor Alleges DA Todd Spitzer Raised Race As Issue In Death Penalty Case
Spitzer blasted the former employee, saying he's disgusted by the mischaracterization of the discussion.
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Spitzer blasted the former employee, saying he's disgusted by the mischaracterization of the discussion.
In light of the ongoing labor strife in Major League Baseball, the league has officially announced that the spring training schedule has been postponed until March 5 at the earliest.
West Hollywood City Hall put all of their weekend functions on hold after one of their windows was shattered by gunfire Friday morning.
Witnesses described a similar suspect, who is believed to be responsible for both sexual battery incidents that occurred within an hour span on Thursday.
A vacant restaurant building in Thousand Oaks was ravaged by a fire Friday, before Ventura County firefighters were able to control the blaze.
Dozens of parents of Chino Valley Unified School District students were enraged Friday, after their efforts to change the mask mandate in place was denied by the district.
The event will be live-streamed on Feb. 24 at 10 a.m.
After spending two nights alone in below-freezing temperatures, missing hiker Gab Song is finally recovering Friday, surrounded by friends and family.
LAUSD students will no longer have to wear masks while outdoor on all campuses beginning Tuesday.
The growing divorce drama between Kim Kardashian and Ye -- the rapper formerly known as Kanye West -- took another legal turn this week, with Ye filing court papers objecting to the fashion and reality TV mogul's request to have their split finalized by a judge.
The collision occurred around 10 a.m. near Veteran and Gayley avenues in Westwood.
The victim and his adult nephew had just returned from a funeral.
The Van Nuys Airport will break ground later this month on a $13.1 million runway improvement project, the Los Angeles World Airports announced Friday.
Earlier this week, the USDA announced it was halting avocado imports from Mexico after one of its inspectors was threatened.
"If Texas can use a law to ban a woman's right to chose and to put her health at risk, we will use that same law to save lives and improve the health and safety of the people in the state of California."
