LA Woman Pleads Not Guilty To Murdering Metro Employee With Knife
A woman pleaded not guilty Thursday to murdering an off-duty Metro employee at a downtown Los Angeles rail station last year.
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A woman pleaded not guilty Thursday to murdering an off-duty Metro employee at a downtown Los Angeles rail station last year.
Starting Monday, a portion of Fulton Road in Pomona and La Verne will be closed for over two months as a railroad crossing is rebuilt by construction crews.
Villanueva said he contacted the FBI after learning one of his deputies may have been involved in "wrongdoing at the U.S. Capitol." The sheriff said that an administrative inquiry has also been launched into the matter.
An alert from the city of Long Beach says that scammers are using robocalls, social media posts and emails to take advantage of the fear, anxiety and confusion swirling about when it comes to COVID-19 and the vaccine.
Macaulay Culkin has chimed in on an ongoing idea on social media to remove Donald Trump from his cameo in "Home Alone 2: Lost In New York."
Sixto Jesus Garcia Pena, who was already in custody at the Imperial County jail for an attempted car theft, was arrested Wednesday by Riverside police detectives on suspicion of murder, home invasion robbery, and burglary.
Prosecutors in Kenosha County, Wisconsin said in a filing Wednesday that Kyle Rittenhouse flashed white power hand gestures and had the Proud Boys' anthem sung to him in a Wisconsin bar last week.
An attorney has asked City Attorney Mike Feuer to shut down a short-term rental property in Silver Lake that has been the site of alleged house parties during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Hunter Allen Ehmke was initially detained by Capitol police. However, they were forced to let him go after being threatened by the large crowd of rioters.
While a majority of Americans say they will probably get a COVID-19 vaccination, many remain concerned about the safety of recently approved vaccines.
More people in Los Angeles County have been infected with the coronavirus than previously believed, according to new report.
A police pursuit is now a standoff in Paramount, where the suspect is refusing to get out of the smoking car.
Prosecutors say between June and September of last year, nine inmates filed fraudulent claims with the state's unemployment benefit system, lying about their eligibility and addresses, which was also a violation of state prison rules about applying for public aid.
The violence appears to have been sparked by both the coronavirus guidelines and the heightened political tension.
Klete Keller won two gold medals with the U.S. Olympic team.
