Man Arrested For Allegedly Killing Bicyclist, Fleeing Scene
Police Saturday arrested a man who allegedly struck and killed a bicyclist before driving into a tree and attempting to flee the location on foot.
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Police Saturday arrested a man who allegedly struck and killed a bicyclist before driving into a tree and attempting to flee the location on foot.
Los Angeles area landmarks including the Santa Monica Pier Ferris Wheel and Los Angeles City Hall will go dark Saturday night for "Earth Hour" -- the World Wildlife Fund's annual call for energy conservation.
A pickup truck driver is dead after a dangerous crash in Woodland Hills. Police say the victim's truck was hit at Ventura Boulevard and Winnetka Avenue. The initial reports were that it was street racing, but police say that they do not believe it was a case of street racing. Joy Benedict reports.
The Rolling Stones tweeted Saturday that the legendary English rock band is postponing its North American tour as lead singer Mick Jagger gets medical treatment.
The suspect was allegedly armed with a 6-inch knife.
Visitors unlocked the door to the box with the key of imagination.
Operations at the nation's largest domestic carrier have been a mess since last month.
Kelsey Turner, 25, was arrested last week in Stockton, California.
A child who was reportedly playing with his father's handgun in South Los Angeles Friday night suffered a self-inflicted gunshot wound, authorities said.
A Corona man accused of killing his 8-year-old son earlier this month purchased acid and other products around the time of the child's disappearance, according to court papers released Friday.
Richards -- a "Real Housewife," is best-known for starring in the films "Wild Things" and "Starship Troopers." She was also a Bond girl in "The World is Not Enough" opposite Pierce Brosnan.
Here is a look at the top local stories for Friday, 3/29 at 5pm:
USC issued a statement Friday after United Airlines offered to withdraw from a $69 million agreement over criticism that the change would dishonor the facility's history as a World War I memorial.
