Vigil Held For Infant Found Near Dumpster Behind Bellflower Mortuary As Police Continue Search For Father
As police searched for 30-year-old Alexander Echeverria, Alexia's father, friends and family held a vigil was held for baby Alexia.
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As police searched for 30-year-old Alexander Echeverria, Alexia's father, friends and family held a vigil was held for baby Alexia.
A minor earthquake was reported near Gardena late Wednesday night.
The LAPD says an employee at that station contracted salmonella typhi, which typically comes from infected food or water.
While it was initially reported a stabbing victim was in critical condition, the condition of neither man is known, authorities said in an update.
Here are the top stories for 5/29 at 5 p.m.
Starting Wednesday, Amazon Echo users can reportedly order the voice control assistant to delete everything it has recorded that day.
The city -- in partnership with United Services Automobile Association (USAA) and Cambridge Mobile Telematics (CMT) -- announced the contest Wednesday.
The company brokering naming rights for the Los Angeles Stadium and Entertainment District is reported to be in discussions with SoFi.
Ashley Ellerin was murdered in her Hollywood Hills home on the night she was set to go on a date with Kutcher. She had been stabbed 47 times.
Residents in the Chinatown neighborhood of Los Angeles say there has been an unidentified man going around the area kicking in car windows.
A $350 million project to upgrade Metro's oldest light rail line is at its halfway point.
The mother of a high school student in Florida is calling for disciplinary action against a teacher who wrote "WTF" at the top of her son's homework assignment.
The victim is the same woman who allegedly discovered a smoking backpack in her car back in March.
An 11-year-old Cleveland girl is being hailed as a hero for taking quick action to save her 6-year-old brother from an attempted abduction.
"The doctors said they hadn't seen this kind of positive result in their memory…some of the tumors have already shrunk by more than 50 percent."
