Culver City PD Releases Video Of Fatal Shooting Of Man By Officers
The Culver City Police Department Tuesday released video of a fatal shooting of a man by officers — one of whom was wounded by friendly fire — on the roof of a parking structure.
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The Culver City Police Department Tuesday released video of a fatal shooting of a man by officers — one of whom was wounded by friendly fire — on the roof of a parking structure.
One person is dead and four are injured as the result of a traffic collision in Pasadena Tuesday night.
The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday spurned a request from Republican allies of President Donald Trump to decertify Pennsylvania's election results, foreclosing hopes that the justices would help deliver him a second term.
A 31-year-old man died and a second person was hospitalized after being shot in the Hyde Park area of South Los Angeles.
The latest COVID-19 lockdown has put many local favorites as risk of closing for good, including The Serving Spoon in Inglewood.
A company plans to give over 3,000 meals to local Southern California families in need during the holidays.
As of Tuesday evening, 1,230,161 Riverside County residents, 1,232,457 San Bernardino County residents and 289,876 Ventura County residents had been tested for COVID-19.
Crews with the Los Angeles Bureau of Street Lighting have maintained and repaired over 223,000 street lights across the city during surging cases of COVID-19.
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday to try and find $10 million in coronavirus relief funds to back local restaurants in making meals for vulnerable communities.
Leslie Ramirez has been named the chief of the Los Angeles School Police.
Lincoln Military Housing, a real estate development and management company based in Oceanside, is looking to fill more than 50 roles.
Los Angeles County is no longer accepting applications for the 'Keep L.A. County Dining' program after receiving 2,500 requests for $30,000 grants.
Orange County COVID-19 hospitalizations continued to climb on Tuesday, with 69 more patients reported.
Rose McGowan filed the suit last year, alleging a "diabolical and illegal effort" to discredit her claims that Harvey Weinstein sexually assaulted her.
Some Southern California business owners are worried they will not make it through a regional stay-at-home order that is causing them to shut down for at least three weeks.
