Armed Man Barricades Himself In LA Sheriff's Cruiser In Montebello
Police said he was armed with a knife.
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Police said he was armed with a knife.
Two families have been displaced. One neighbor reported hearing what sounded like explosions.
The newfound optimism was somewhat tempered by the firefighters' warnings about what could be in store. They're still fighting to completely put out the blaze, and they told homeowners they have to prepare for possible mudslides and debris flows if and when storms hit the area.
Police are searching for a pair of men who were caught on security video opening fire on a homeless encampment near Venice and Sepulveda boulevards, an area trying to deal with the growing homeless population.
Danueal Drayton finally arrived to the Van Nuys courthouse in a white van after failing to get onto the transport bus earlier Monday.
The Cranston Fire in Idyllwild burned homes and one of those houses belonged to an elderly woman with no relatives living nearby. Nicole Comstock shows us how friends and strangers are coming to the rescue.
Animal rights activists say that it was wrong to let tourists from cruise ship encroach upon territory known as a habitat for the vulnerable species.
The popular Bird scooters just landed in Culver City. While the community is ready to put the pedal to the metal, officials want riders to be safe and follow the law. Lisa Sigell reports.
Attorney general warns of a "dangerous movement...challenging and eroding our great tradition of religious freedom."
Police identified the woman who jumped out of a moving minivan in Brea early Monday as Dezirae Mendoza of Anaheim.
Crews were quickly attacking a 5-acre brush fire burning in Santa Clarita on Monday afternoon.
Ed Bledsoe had no idea his home was in danger when he left his wife with their two great-grandchildren, ages 4 and 5, to run an errand.
Los Angeles police on Monday arrested a 58-year-old man in connection with vandalism of a North Hollywood church early Wednesday morning that caused damage worth approximately $100,000.
Animal lovers are calling attention to a controversial scheme being used by some pet stores. Customers say they thought they were taking out loans to finance and own pricey pets. Instead, they say they were duped into signing lease agreements.
A federal lawsuit filed earlier this month in Buffalo, New York, claims Canada Dry and parent company Dr Pepper Snapple Group led consumers to believe their ginger ale product contained real ginger.
