BMW Recalls 250,000 Cars, SUVs Over Faulty Backup Camera
BWM is recalling nearly a quarter of a million cars and SUVs over what they say is a faulty backup camera display.
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BWM is recalling nearly a quarter of a million cars and SUVs over what they say is a faulty backup camera display.
The town hall was broadcast live on CNN.
Video from the scene appeared to show the windshield of an SUV riddled with bullet holes.
The 65-year-old Buck is charged with providing meth to Timothy Dean and Gemmel Moore, both of whom fatally overdosed in Buck's West Hollywood condo.
Nearly 13,000 Southern California Edison customers were without power as of noon Thursday.
The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health says a local resident who recently traveled has tested positive for measles. However, before that person became aware of the infection, the resident had gone to several places in the West Los Angeles area between last Friday and Monday.
Nearly 5,000 Southern California Edison customers were without power Thursday after the utility implemented precautionary power shutoffs due to powerful winds.
An armed domestic violence suspect on the run tried to hide at a garage sale after he broke into another house and helped himself to a snack, police in Oregon said.
Doctors say a new vaccine undergoing clinical trials at the Mayo Clinic has effectively removed cancer cells, providing new hope for cancer survivors.
The discovery put a halt to construction, Carpenter said. Officials suspect the bones are human and of Native American descent, and are consulting with an archeologist and the county coroner.
If you're hoping to dress up as Ruth McLanahan this Halloween, we've got some bad news.
Neither the U.S. nor the Chinese national anthems were played before the game. The game took place despite a condition from the Chinese government that Lakers and Nets players, along with NBA commissioner Adam Silver, be barred from speaking to the media.
No one was injured in the fire, but it caused an estimated $3 million in property damage. Los Angeles Fire arson investigators determined the blaze had been intentionally set.
The public's help is needed Thursday to identify a man and a woman who broke into a Hollywood Hills home as the elderly homeowner slept inside.
The robbery was reported at about 7:40 a.m. in the 2300 block of San Jacinto Avenue. The first deputies on the scene found a man with gunshot wounds.
