15-Year-Old Sulcata Tortoise Found Wandering Streets Of Eastvale Reunited With His Family
The high winds that raked the area in the days before Easter Sunday are believed to have blown open the tortoise's enclosure gate, allowing King to get out.
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The high winds that raked the area in the days before Easter Sunday are believed to have blown open the tortoise's enclosure gate, allowing King to get out.
"What was that?" That's the question some people in North Texas have as they witnessed a strange streak of lights in the night sky Wednesday.
A new organizational structure for the Space Systems Command was released Thursday, redesignating two Southern California military facilities.
It's an improbable moment Renee Perry had thought about for five years: a reunion with her foster dog, Bay.
The crash was reported at about 9:50 a.m. at The Habit, 311 N. Sepulveda Boulevard in El Segundo. Police in the area say Los Angeles school police were in pursuit of a vehicle just before the accident.
Following last month's massive fireworks explosion in an Ontario neighborhoods which left two men dead and caused millions of dollars in damage, San Bernardino County Thursday is unveiling a new illegal fireworks reporting system.
The Minnesota corner discusses his journey to the NFL Draft from Pop Warner in Canada to now waiting to hear his name called in Cleveland in a few weeks.
The Los Angeles City Council Wednesday asked California Gov. Gavin Newsom to shut down the Playa del Rey underground natural gas storage site due to the risks it could pose in the event of a natural disaster.
Rosie O'Donnell is no longer a home owner in New Jersey and her old mansion is being turned into affordable housing for Saddle River.
"Welcome 2 America" is said to deal directly with racial inequality and social justice, and includes nods to the Black Lives Matter movement.
It will mark the first in-person L.A. Comic Con in more than two years.
Officers called to a solo crash in the 4900 block of Alta Street at about 10:30 p.m. Wednesday found a white four-door sedan had driven up a surprisingly sturdy utility pole guide wire.
Judge Yolanda Orozco cited the First Amendment in her ruling, accepting the Daily Mail's argument that the publication of the photos was a matter of public concern.
Police released blurry security video of the attack. A witness described the suspect as a bald man wearing a red sweatshirt and carrying a checkered backpack.
