Thunder, Rain And Mudslides Blast SoCal Mountain And High Desert Communities Thursday
The summer storm packed an unexpected punch and prompted Caltrans to issue a flash flood warning.
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The summer storm packed an unexpected punch and prompted Caltrans to issue a flash flood warning.
For Republicans in some of California's reddest regions, there is both hope and skepticism in the effort to recall Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom.
Beachgoers say the city should post signs about the issue where they can be easily read by those getting in the water.
The man suspected of being the getaway driver in the robberies of customers at a Fairfax district restaurant was in custody Thursday.
Detectives say Baxter was trying to murder his estranged wife, who was driving the school bus.
A male victim suffering from a gunshot wound was found in the backyard and rushed to the hospital in critical condition.
In his strongest push yet to contain the latest surge of COVID-19, President Joe Biden announced new vaccine rules that include requiring all businesses with 100 or more employees to mandate either vaccines or weekly testing.
The comedian said that while he has a big ego, it's not big enough to think people should die to hear his comedy.
CBS Sports Central reporter Chris Hayre sat down with Flutie and Nowak, to talk about the events surrounding that day and a photograph that now sits in the Hall of Fame.
Rockslides closed State Route 18 from Big Bear Dam to Snow Valley Thursday.
Long Beach Police Chief Robert G. Luna Thursday announced he will be retiring in December.
Experts say that since the terrorist attacks, new security measures have become a part of daily life.
Flanked by a group of firefighters supporting him for his stance on ending COVID-19 vaccine mandates, despite the fact that coronavirus is the leading cause of death among law enforcement officers, Elder said he was there in support of freedom.
Authorities Thursday advised hikers to "think twice" before taking their dogs on hikes in the Santa Monica Mountains this weekend after at least three canines have died and several rescues have been made due to heat-related illnesses this year.
The California Independent System Operator Wednesday extended a Flex Alert through Thursday due to above-normal temperatures and high energy demand in much of the state.
