Appellate Justice In LA Accused Of Sexual Harassment
Second District Court of Appeal Justice Jeffrey W. Johnson is under investigation for numerous claims of sexual harassment in the workplace and being drunk in public.
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Second District Court of Appeal Justice Jeffrey W. Johnson is under investigation for numerous claims of sexual harassment in the workplace and being drunk in public.
Heavy rains drenched Southern California Monday, raising mudslide concerns in recent burn areas and prompting evacuations.
The Sepulveda Basin Recreation Area in Encino was closed Monday due to flooding, according to City Councilman Paul Koretz's office.
In the first walkout since 1989, the 30,000 teachers represented by United Teachers of Los Angeles went on strike after 21 months of failed negotiations.
Ahead of the first teachers' walkout since 1989, Los Angeles Animal Services announced students can volunteer at one of six city animal care centers.
A Santa Ana man was charged Monday with sexually assaulting a woman on a bus bench.
A man dubbed the "Dine-and-Dash Dater" for walking out on checks while on first dates with numerous women at Southland restaurants surrendered Monday to serve his 120-day jail sentence.
The Los Angeles County health officer Monday extended an advisory cautioning anyone planning to visit local beaches.
The cause and circumstances of 18-year-old Noah Domingo's death were not confirmed.
The Screen Actors Guild is alleging "graceless pressure tactics" after reports of members pressuring actors not to appear or present at the upcoming Oscars.
A chase that started in Compton made its way through South Los Angeles before a suspect was taken into custody.
Here are some of the resources being offered to assist parents in keeping their children safe and occupied during the potential strike, which is slated to begin Monday.
The NFL ended months of speculation on Sunday by officially announcing Maroon 5, Big Boi and Travis Scott as the performers at this year's Super Bowl halftime show.
It is believed the Camp Fire, which killed 86 people, was started when a PG&E power line came in contact with nearby trees.
The DPSS says they are issuing February's CalFresh benefit distribution, more commonly known as food stamps, to eligible households on Wednesday to ensure LA County's most vulnerable residents receive their benefits without interruption.
