Some Changes For Fans As Rams Host Raiders
The Rams are hosting the Raiders tomorrow in their home preseason opener. There will be some new rules plus some new features at the game. Greg Mills reports.
Watch CBS News
The Rams are hosting the Raiders tomorrow in their home preseason opener. There will be some new rules plus some new features at the game. Greg Mills reports.
The wolves will now live at the Wildlife Waystation in Little Tujunga Canyon.
The person is reported to have visited the Sea Blue Hotel, Urth Café and Chez Jay, among others, from August 8 to 10.
Admission is free. Food and drink tickets are available for purchase at the event.
Concert organizers put the event together to help raise money for people who lost everything in the Cranston Fire. t's called Idyllwild Strong.
"I don't even go to the hotel alone," Judge T.S. Ellis told the court.
Someone targeted statues at a Buddhist temple in Santa Ana, causing tens of thousands of dollars in damage and it's not the first time. Detectives have video of the suspect and now they just need the suspect. Stacey Butler reports.
CHP Officers were able to speak to the victim
The rapper and two members of his entourage were taken out of the restaurant/video game arcade and taken to the LAPD's Hollywood station. Young Thug was later taken downtown for a minor, pre-existing medical condition.
Sanchez recorded video of a woman yelling at him, her two leashed dogs at her side, before she threw coffee from a mug at him. "Get out of my f---- face!" she said loudly in the video, before moving to throw the contents of her mug.
"I have plenty," she told Chris Matthews earlier this week.
Police have arrested a man they say stole a CHP patrol car, then pulled over and carjacked a shuttle bus full of Sacramento college students.
"Now we can buy some more jet fighters," the president tweeted after accusing local politicians of price-gouging. The mayor of D.C. soon fired back.
Days before the start of classes at a local middle school one of its teachers vanished. Amy Johnson reports.
In a letter sent Friday to former Miss Americas, Cara Mund says she decided to speak out despite the risk of punishment.
