California Drought Emergency Lifted; Most Water Restrictions Eased
Gov. Jerry Brown lifted the drought emergency in California Friday, along with most statewide water restrictions, following one of the wettest winter in years.
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Gov. Jerry Brown lifted the drought emergency in California Friday, along with most statewide water restrictions, following one of the wettest winter in years.
The annual event, which is expected to draw more than 200,000 people over three days, takes over downtown Long Beach with races, a drifting competition, live music, autograph sessions and family-friendly events.
The Senate has confirmed Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch, bringing a contentious 14-month partisan battle to a close after the death of Justice Antonin Scalia.
A post on his Facebook page Thursday states the actor been undergoing unspecified treatment for the past week and will voluntarily transfer to another facility soon.
California may soon have a state dinosaur.
Lawmakers in the California Assembly have voted to strengthen protections for immigrants in the country illegally who are victims or witnesses of crimes.
A man was arrested Friday following a suspected DUI crash in Pasadena that killed one of his passengers.
The Rockies are building a solid group in the Mile High City. They'll hope their top pitching prospect can work his way back into the rotation this year.
Maxine (A1687592) is a brindle and white American Pit Bull Terrier mix who is around 4-months-old and weighs 24 pounds.
"Not only did he hit a female, he blindsided me," the 21-year-old woman said.
The shop, located on the first floor at the Westfield Santa Anita mall, will open at 11 a.m.
If signed by the governor, it will trigger a 20-cent per gallon increase in diesel taxes and a 12-cent per gallon hike in gas taxes.
The 35-year-old founder of Porta-Home is converting portable toilets into portable homes out of a downtown L.A. warehouse, including one for himself.
The sticky GPS tag can be fired from the front grille of a police cruiser.
"People leave their houses and have no idea if they will go back alive," the woman told KCAL9's Andrea Fujii.
