Police Raid Salt Lake City Home In Mackenzie Lueck Investigation; Owner Named A Person Of Interest
Investigators took dozens of boxes of ammunition, a pitchfork and other items into evidence from the home.
Watch CBS News
Investigators took dozens of boxes of ammunition, a pitchfork and other items into evidence from the home.
An American tourist from Torrance has died in a shark attack in The Bahamas.
A day at the beach turned into weeks of pain and agony for an Indiana girl after she contracted a flesh-eating disease during a trip to Florida.
Mt. Sierra College in Monrovia shut down suddenly this week, leaving students who expected to take part in a graduation ceremony in the lurch.
A man and his dog were forced to survive and recover without each other after a crash in the Arizona desert separated them for two weeks.
Bahamian officials say the woman was killed near Rose Island, an 11-mile stretch of uninhabited beach off the coast of Nassau.
Los Angeles Department of Water and Power got off to a rocky start this morning after a pair of early morning water main breaks required the closure of some local streets.
Starting at 10 a.m. Thursday, The Bell will start taking reservations for stays starting on Aug. 8. Final check-out for the pop-up hotel is Aug. 12, and there is no minimum night stay.
Efforts had been made to identify the man, including fingerprints, using facial recognition technology, newspaper stories, TV news stories and social media. But more than six months later, he remains unidentified.
The City of Long Beach renamed the Long Beach Fire Department Regional Training Center Tuesday in honor of slain Fire Captain David Rosa.
Orange County had 20,104 more people leave than move in, marking the 10th worst net out-migration among big counties in the U.S. L.A. County had 98,608 people leave, marking the biggest net loss in the U.S.
LAPD Chief Michel Moore said Tyndall was armed with a .38-caliber revolver at the time of his arrest.
High school students in Lancaster are facing the wrath of the district and the community after a racist video began surfacing online.
L.A. City Council member and chair of the city's Homelessness and Poverty Committee, Mitch O'Farrell, says city and county voters have done their part.
