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Police are trying to figure out if the suspect in a machete attack at a Victorville Food-4-Less in March is the same person who attacked a woman and a girl with a similar weapon just weeks ago.
Cody Wilson, the owner of a Texas company that makes untraceable 3D-printed guns, is accused of paying $500 cash to have sex with a female aged 16.
Senior aides doubt the plan would work — but it shows Democrats remain concerned about Pelosi's potential drag on candidates in competitive races.
A regional task force arrested 28 people and rescued a 16-year-old Texas girl during a human trafficking sting operation in Compton.
An LAPD officer testified Wednesday that he opened fire on an 18-year-old suspect in 2016 after the man pointed one of two guns he was holding toward him.
Rather than asking for something for herself after her rare form of leukemia went into remission, Zelaya Guevara asked Make-A-Wish to help the children and families of Puerto Rico affected by Hurricane Maria.
Police swarmed a Buena Park neighborhood Wednesday in search of a possibly armed suspect who fled following a short pursuit.
Police were called to a shooting at a magistrate's office in Fayette County Wednesday afternoon.
A raging fire ripped through a commercial building in the Boyle Heights neighborhood of Los Angeles Wednesday, injuring several firefighters and destroying the structure.
Three more potential victims have come forward with allegations against a Newport Beach orthopedic surgeon and his girlfriend.
Tom Selleck has abruptly stepped down from the National Rifle Association's board of directors, but still remains a member, his publicist says.
A Los Angeles federal judge has dismissed a sexual harassment claim from Ashley Judd's lawsuit against Harvey Weinstein.
A man was arrested after he allegedly pulled down his pants and rubbed produce on his backside before putting the items back on the shelf at a Northern Virginia grocery store.
Fast-food giant McDonald's quietly debuted a new version of its classic apple pie last week, and reaction on social media is growing.
The 185-mile line would begin service in 2022. Trains would travel at speeds in excess of 150 mph.
