Goldstein Investigates: Are Public Schools Safer Than Charters During An Earthquake?
An investigation by CBSLA's David Goldstein found that because of a loophole in a state law, not all schools may be as safe as they could be.
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An investigation by CBSLA's David Goldstein found that because of a loophole in a state law, not all schools may be as safe as they could be.
A terrifying attack at an open house in Encino was caught on camera, and now this Realtor is hoping the public can help find the man — and prevent another one from happening.
The off ramp of the eastbound 10 Freeway at Holt in West Covina was closed Monday night after a pursuit ended wait a single-vehicle crash.
Two LAPD officers were hospitalized Monday night after a rollover crash in South Los Angeles.
Huntington Beach police have arrested a suspect sought in connection to a string of vandalism incidents with an ax.
In a bizarre series of events, an off-duty Alhambra police officer accidentally shot himself while being pursued by an off-duty Los Angeles County Sheriff's deputy for speeding in San Marino.
Climate change activists Monday shut down a section of Sunset Blvd.
The office of California's Attorney General has filed a lawsuit against a well-known network of motor vehicle dealerships, and its chief executive Paul Blanco, for allegedly engaging in illegal marketing and financing practices.
A woman was shot to death early Monday and another seriously wounded in a shooting in the parking lot of a Proctor & Gamble distribution facility in Moreno Valley.
Traffic was backed up for rush hour Monday afternoon as crews worked to offload jet fuel from a tanker truck following a brake fire, authorities said.
A Ventura County Sheriff's deputy is out on bail Monday following his arrest for alleged sexual battery against a female inmate.
Four airlines under Thomas Cook flew out of LAX's Terminal 6. British aviation authorities say the 178-year-old firm collapsed after failing to secure $250 million in rescue funding.
Police say they started getting calls reporting shots fired at 2:15 a.m. in the 3300 block of Russell Avenue. A man in an SUV was found with gunshot wounds.
Monday's clean-up will take place in the Haskell Creek area and is expected to last two to three days. Much of the Sepulveda Basin Wildlife Reserve has become a popular place for homeless to set up camp, leading to some dangerous conditions.