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A new fall trend is emerging with parents deciding to take a rare opportunity to see the world firsthand while working and schooling remotely.
Three other teens survived. There was no immediate suspect information or a motive in the killings.
Miguel Cabrera, 38, was charged with one felony count each of meeting a minor for lewd purposes and distributing pornography to a minor.
More than 100 dogs from a commercial breeding kennel that was in the evacuation zone of the Bobcat Fire are ready for adoption, authorities said Friday.
Governor Newsom has said that California theme parks won't be able to reopen anytime soon - and that has many annual Disneyland pass-holders now asking for refunds.
State officials Friday announced that the state Republican Party would remove unofficial ballot drop boxes, but party officials said they have not given in and called the Democrats' action "thuggish voter intimidation."
A person was fatally struck by a Metrolink train in Northridge Friday afternoon.
Health officials said Friday's case count was an undercount due to a technical issue with the state's data reporting system.
A man was charged Friday for allegedly trying to kill two transgender women in separate incidents in the Westlake District over the past three months.
Dr. Mahajan said that the hospital has a behavior response team trained to respond within minutes and safely de-escalate situations in which patients are experiencing significant behavioral health issues.
So far, there have been 56,587 confirmed cases.
Richard Gallardo, 45, was arrested Wednesday by San Bernardino police, who say he admitted to having inappropriate conversation with the student. It's not clear if student attended Public Safety Academy.
Firefighters were gaining the upper hand on an acre of brush burning Friday in the Sepulveda Basin area near Van Nuys.
Jose Cerpa Guzman, 29, is charged with two counts each of attempted murder and assault with a semiautomatic firearm, as well as one count each of second-degree robbery, evading and resisting a police officer.
President Barack Obama was interviewed 17 times by Steve Kroft while he was at CBS News. The former 60 Minutes correspondent discusses his new audiobook featuring all his conversations with the 44th President.
