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A Los Angeles-area teacher and city councilman who bashed U.S. military service members in classroom remarks is expected to attend a council meeting where leaders could seek his resignation.
After much anticipation, viewers from around the world watched on in awe as the second of two bald eagle eggs laid last month in Southern California hatched via an online live feed.
Police found the boy not breathing at a Santa Ana motel.
A family of four who earns less than $2,755 a month is eligible to apply.
In an unusual hearing, a federal judge demanded that homeless advocates and municipal officials work together to find solutions to the growing homeless issue.
Rising interest rates could be cooling California's red-hot housing market, making it more affordable for more would-be homeowners.
Fans have climbed fences to get onto the property, and one perched on their ledge, the owners claim. Some teenagers literally got a lift from a garbage truck driver.
State officials have worked to differentiate between the California Dream Act (CADA) and DACA, but confusion over both programs may also be a factor in the drop in applications.
Joseph Lewis IV, 19, was arrested at 2 p.m. Monday and booked at the Los Angeles Police Department's 77th Community Police Station. He was freed at about 1 a.m. Tuesday after posting $50,000 bail.
After more than 50 years in operation, Griffith Park Horse Rentals will close this June.
A burned body was found by firefighters early Tuesday morning as they put out a car fire in a Garden Grove strip mall parking lot.
The bookseller is competing with Amazon, which has seen a surge in its Prime membership. Barnes & Noble saw its online sales drop 4.5 percent.
Marty Allen first found fame as half of the duo Allen & Rossi with partner Steve Rossi. Allen & Rossi appeared 44 times on "The Ed Sullivan Show," including the episodes where the Beatles performed and most of America watched.
Issa Al-Bayati was shot inside his classroom at Sal Castro Middle School, located in the 1500 block of West Second Street, February 1.
Marijuana users joined forces with police officers in Santa Ana Monday night for an unusual educational experience that could save lives.
