Stephanie's Day: Group Targets Early Intervention, Treatment For Kids With Autism
"It's pretty hard knowing your kid has a disability," Maria Vargas says, "but it's also a relief because he's getting help."
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"It's pretty hard knowing your kid has a disability," Maria Vargas says, "but it's also a relief because he's getting help."
Travelers were temporarily stuck on airplanes at Los Angeles International Airport after a power surge caused for equipment to be rebooted Wednesday.
A motorcyclist was seriously injured and two firefighters sustained minor injuries after a motorcycle collided with a fire truck Wednesday afternoon in the city of Orange.
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A magnitude-4.3 quake hit about 8 miles off the southeast tip of San Clemente Island – the southernmost island in the Channel Islands chain – just after 3:45 a.m.
A swarm of ladybugs moving through San Diego County was so large it registered on the National Weather Service's weather radar Tuesday evening.
Measure EE would have imposed a levy of 16 cents per square foot on properties within the district.
Norah O'Donnell, the incoming anchor and managing editor of the "CBS Evening News," was in Los Angeles Wednesday to address the staff at CBS Los Angeles.
Jocelyn Madulid claims she was on the receiving end of Tracy Morgan's anger following the fender bender. She says the actor banged on her car and cursed at her until police arrived.
A Mercedes speeding at more than 100 miles per hour slammed into two other cars. CHP investigators are treating the incident as an intentional act, which could mean the driver could face murder charges.
Sephora says the workshops were already planned even before SZA tweeted last month that an employee at the Calabasas store called security on her to make sure she wasn't stealing.
The driver wanted for DUI touched off the pursuit in South L.A. at about 12:11 a.m., leading police at high speeds on the freeway.
Investigators described the shooting as a spray of gunfire, with bullet casings found all over the street. Bullets also hit a nearby parked car and a wall inside the home's front room, just above where three children were sitting and playing video games.
A 39-year-old woman Louisiana woman was the first person to have ever died from a marijuana overdose, according to local officials.
