With Pain At The Pump, Thieves Are Throwing Back To Siphoning Gas
One homeowner never thought his 1990 Chevy Blazer would catch the attention of thieves. But later model cars without locking gas caps make for easy targets.
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One homeowner never thought his 1990 Chevy Blazer would catch the attention of thieves. But later model cars without locking gas caps make for easy targets.
If the Hawthorne demo is successful, Musk is hoping to follow it up with a 2.7-mile tunnel which will run parallel to Sepulveda Boulevard, from West L.A. south to Culver City.
Authorities learned Carlos Lozano of Camarillo got in his mother's car after an argument and struck several cars at their apartment complex on purpose.
Police want to catch this man. The 70-year-old victim was hurt badly and was hospitalized.
A barely-used, $1.3 million paving machine that a homeless man had been using as shelter was back on the road Friday, just days after a CBS2 News' report.
The limos were lining up, the music was thumping, and the dance floor was shaking at a special afternoon prom for some very special students in Monrovia.
Attorney Peter Gleason said in a letter filed with a federal judge Friday that he was contacted "some years ago" by two women who claimed Eric Schneiderman was "sexually inappropriate" with them.
Just one day before he vanished, Hutchison wrote two tweets that made fans worry.
"John McCain is a genuine hero -- a man of valor whose sacrifices for his country are immeasurable. As he fights for his life, he deserves better -- so much better," Biden said.
The United States' oldest living man and World War II veteran celebrated his 112th birthday on Friday.
A fire-breathing dragon at a Walt Disney World parade actually caught fire Friday.
She encouraged graduates to use what they learned to challenge the left, right and center.
The National Weather Service (NWS) says a "truncated version" of a tsunami test message was erroneously broadcast as a warning on Alaska's emergency alert system.
Tourists have reportedly been picking up the fossilized footprints of dinosaurs and throwing them into a park lake.
The booster NASA hopes will eventually be used to launch astronauts to ISS shot away from the Kennedy Space Center Friday.
