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The boy and his family had just finished celebrating a birthday when a car pulled up and someone inside opened fire.
Residents of two homes in the 19700 block of Terri Drive in Canyon Country, and three homes below the hillside, have been asked to be ready to leave at a moment's notice this weekend, when a major storm is expected to bring up to two inches of rain to the area.
Firefighters were called at about 10:16 p.m. to the 2200 block of Hercules Drive and found fire shooting through the roof, Los Angeles Fire spokesman Brian Humphrey said. The flames were out by 11:02 p.m., he said.
The driver, who was not hurt, says he was driving north in the 9600 block of Figueroa Boulevard on his way home when his truck went into the hole all of a sudden. He said he had seen the water gushing out of the ground, but not the hole.
Have the stars lost their shine? A new survey seems to suggest the answer is yes.
Firefighters made a gruesome discovery Thursday afternoon while responding to a burning condominium in Rosemead where marijuana was being grown.
A vandal went on a heartless attack outside of a Catholic church in Montclair. It appears the vandal used a sledgehammer to damage several valuable statues.
Tierra Ortega beat her daughter to death and threw her son over a balcony, prosecutors said.
A 32-year-old Murrieta man was arrested Thursday for allegedly sexually assaulting his 8-year-old daughter.
Sean Rickard and the girl "met" first on Tinder, police said. They also interacted on Snapchat, officials said.
At the time of her arrest, Laquisha Jones said the victim -- who doesn't speak English -- bumped into Jones' little girl as he walked down the street.
Recycling is supposed to help the environment, but a new report claims consumers are getting ripped off for every extra nickel or dime paid for a recyclable bottle or can – and the state is allegedly to blame.
This past winter, Phillies owner John Middleton was quoted as saying the team would spend aggressively in the off-season. He easily delivered on that promise.
The U.S. Drought Monitor reported Thursday that more than 87 percent of California was now free of any level of drought or unusual dryness. Just 2.3 percent — along the Oregon border — was in moderate drought, and the remainder was in a condition called abnormally dry.
