The #MeToo Laws Coming To California In 2019
Some of Harvey Weinstein's accusers gathered to discuss a judge's ruling on the case, as well as the new California laws prompted by #MeToo.
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Some of Harvey Weinstein's accusers gathered to discuss a judge's ruling on the case, as well as the new California laws prompted by #MeToo.
An Orange County man lent a hand to a woman in need on a rainy day and almost died. Now Evan Crocker is fighting to keep his injured leg from being amputated.
LAPD makes a bust like no other. They seized nearly $20 million worth of drugs, cash and weapons.
The bill will go back to the Senate, and if it passes that body, it will go to President Trump's desk for signature.
Defense Secretary James Mattis will resign at the end of February, he informed President Trump in a letter Thursday.
A portion of the 134 Freeway between Glendale and Pasadena officially has a new name.
A bank in Ohio apologized this week for calling police on a black man who tried to cash his paycheck.
This burglar was no match for Oliver, a 6-year-old Australian Shepherd, and it was all caught on video.
It was defaced in broad daylight with swastikas and profanity.
A pizzeria in Michigan is under fire after a customer received a receipt that allegedly labeled him and his colleagues "white trash."
A fire at a church in North Carolina just one week before Christmas is considered to be a total loss -- except for one sacred artifact.
The flood of water led to a sinkhole forming on Masselin Street, which has now been blocked off to traffic.
Sometimes delivery drivers like to have some fun with those door cameras on front porches.
The leak occurred in the 77-year-old Santa Monica Feeder, which is Beverly Hills' primary source of water.
Holiday travel is up for a 10th straight year, and 8.7 million Southern Californians are expected to take a trip of 50 miles or more away from home during the travel period that starts Friday and ends Jan. 7.
