Dodgers Pitcher Trevor Bauer's Administrative Leave Extended To Aug. 13 Amid Sexual Misconduct Investigation
A San Diego woman alleges that Bauer sexually assaulted her at his Pasadena home back in May.
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A San Diego woman alleges that Bauer sexually assaulted her at his Pasadena home back in May.
A man wrote an apology letter and sent a $100 tip to a server he yelled at while visiting a Maine restaurant.
As the Delta variant of the coronavirus fuels an ongoing COVID wave, San Francisco Bay Area health experts are keeping a close eye on yet another variant: Delta Plus.
There were no immediate reports of damage or injuries.
A Port St. Lucie man is facing serious charges after being accused of biting part of a man's ear off during an altercation at a Stock Island hotel.
Felix, the most-decorated woman in Olympic track and field history, tied Carl Lewis for 10 Olympic medals when she took bronze in the women's 400 meters.
United, which has 67,000 employees in the U.S., is the first major U.S. airline to announce it will require vaccination for workers.
A new order requires all health care workers across the state of California to be vaccinated against coronavirus as the highly contagious Delta variant continues to spread.
The recall election is set for Sept. 14.
A 92-year-old man, who was reported missing in West Hollywood, was found Thursday night.
As Pasadena Unified School District schools prepare to get students back in the classroom, there is an ongoing debate about whether vaccinates should be mandatory for everyone's return.
Five people were taken into custody Thursday after a pursuit suspect struck a utility pole and flipped over on a street in Silver Lake.
The Los Angeles Community College District Board of Trustees approved two new board policies Thursday requiring vaccinations and facial coverings at all district colleges and facilities.
Following the lead of Los Angeles County, Culver City officials announced Thursday the city will require all of its municipal employees to be vaccinated against COVID-19, but a timeline has not yet been determined.
The location of an unofficial and crowded night market in Lincoln Heights was closed to the public Thursday by Councilman Gil Cedillo's office after neighborhood complaints about illegal activity, public defecation, noise and traffic.
