LAPD Officer Loses Leg In Crash That Shut Down 405 Freeway
A Los Angeles police officer lost his leg after being struck by a suspected drunk driver in a crash that shut down the 405 Freeway last week.
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A Los Angeles police officer lost his leg after being struck by a suspected drunk driver in a crash that shut down the 405 Freeway last week.
The pregnant mother of four children has been arrested on suspicion of abusing her 13-month-old twins, one of whom is in critical condition.
A prominent U.S. appeals court judge announced his retirement Monday days after women alleged he subjected them to inappropriate sexual conduct or comments.
A woman and her two grandchildren narrowly escaped after a car plowed into the Corona guest house where they were sleeping early Monday morning.
Five vehicles were involved in the crash. The two victims were both riding in the same SUV.
Some flights were canceled, while others were delayed or diverted, at Los Angeles International Airport while air travel gets back on track after a power outage hit Atlanta International Airport, the country's busiest airport.
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A vehicle traveling on the San Diego Freeway overturned near the 710 Freeway late Sunday.
It's possible the ash is raising the risk of polluting the fish we eat and sending even more toxins into the air.
The Thomas fire, now the largest in California's history, entered its 14th day Sunday at 40 percent containment.
A sudden power outage brought the world's busiest airport to a standstill Sunday, grounding more than 1,000 flights in Atlanta just days before the start of the Christmas travel rush.
The Thomas Fire continued to burn at both ends, northwest of Santa Barbara into the Los Padres National Forest, and east near Fillmore, where winds were dangerously strong Sunday evening.
McCain expressed appreciation for his care and the outpouring of support and, according to his office, "looks forward to returning to Washington in January."
