Mattress Store Pulls 9/11-Themed Ad For 'Twin Tower Sale'
A Texas mattress store apologized Thursday for a 9/11-themed ad that depicted two towers of pillows being knocked over in a comical fashion.
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A Texas mattress store apologized Thursday for a 9/11-themed ad that depicted two towers of pillows being knocked over in a comical fashion.
Veronica Aguilar remains jailed on $2 million bail after entering her pleas Thursday.
Anthony Bourdain is back in the Southland, and already he's visited what he has in the past called his favorite restaurant in Los Angeles -- In-N-Out Burger.
Learn about the fabric so warm and comfortable that it was once reserved for royalty.
If the weather seems unusually cool for September, you aren't alone – temperatures are indeed down a few degrees for August and the beginning of September.
Surveillance video captured two crooks stealing a large package from a home located in North Hollywood.
Gov. Brown signed SB 32 and AB 197 in Los Angeles Thursday.
Wells Fargo will pay $50 million in penalties to the city of Los Angeles and restitution to customers as part of a settlement resolving litigation alleging the company opened up bank accounts without customers' permission.
High school seniors can start preparing for college because the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, will be accepted for the 2017-18 school year as soon as Oct. 1.
Neighbors were evacuated during the barricade situation as a precautionary measure.
Riverside County coroner's Sgt. Brent Seacrest said Chacon died at his home "with his family present at his bedside."
If convicted as charged, Veronica Aguilar could face up to 15 years to life in state prison.
The motive for the stabbing remains under investigation.
"We are a district on the move and that we are a district of opportunity. I'm inviting all families to come here. Our doors are open. We are the best you will find." -Michelle King, LAUSD Superintendent
A driver accused of mowing down the toddler son of MMA fighter Marcus Kowal now faces vehicular manslaughter charges. If convicted, she could face a sentence of six years or longer.
