Rams' RB Todd Gurley Expected Back For Postseason
Los Angeles Rams running back Todd Gurley is expected to return for the postseason, according to head coach Sean McVay.
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Los Angeles Rams running back Todd Gurley is expected to return for the postseason, according to head coach Sean McVay.
At year's end, California's effort to transform its longstanding illegal and medicinal marijuana markets into a unified, multibillion-dollar industry remains a work in progress. It's a mix of success stories, struggles and crashes.
Two men are under arrest in the murder of a Montebello man killed while walking home from work.
Here's a look at CBS2 investigative reporter David Goldstein's top 10 investigations of 2018.
Here's a look at the top 2 On Your Side stories of 2018 from CBS2 investigative reporter Kristine Lazar.
UCLA Athletics announced Monday that Steve Alford has been "relieved of his duties" as head coach after a four-game losing streak.
The security guard who police say killed a suspected shoplifter at a Hollywood pharmacy has been charged with murder, prosecutors announced Monday.
Sherman's house is now filled with 50,000 birthday cards, from each U.S. state and ten countries across the globe.
The Los Angeles Fire Department says its first responders found the victim underneath a vehicle that had fallen from a floor jack.
Psychic Nikki makes her 2019 predictions for weather, celebrities, health and the lottery. How do fortunes look for the new year?
Local transit agencies are offering free bus and train rides this New Year's Eve so revelers can avoid driving drunk or paying "surge" pricing for ride-share services.
Officers tried several PIT (Pursuit Intervention Tactic) maneuvers to try to disable the SUV, which lost at least one tire in the pursuit but kept moving for several minutes.
The Massachusetts senator released a statement and a campaign-style video in an email to supporters formally declaring her intentions.
2018 was a wild year. Relive the craziest stories of the year right here.
Patrol officers have told homeless people living on First St. between Spring St. and Broadway that they must pack up their tents and other belongings and leave the area by about 6 a.m. Monday.
