Iconic Alhambra Home From 'Father Of The Bride' Up For Sale
An iconic home used as the backdrop for the 1991 movie "Father of the Bride" and its sequel is up for sale.
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An iconic home used as the backdrop for the 1991 movie "Father of the Bride" and its sequel is up for sale.
The plaintiff's attorney claims the opening guitar riff of "Stairway" was stolen from a song by the defunct band, Spirit.
A Sacramento Baptist preacher behind a controversial sermon about the Orlando mass shooting is defending his comments.
Jeremy Meeks – the so-called "hot felon" – has posted what appears to be his first professional modeling headshot.
An Indiana man was charged Tuesday with three felony weapons violations after authorities say they found three assault rifles and explosive chemicals in his car before a major Los Angeles gay pride parade.
Visitors to Disneyland in Anaheim say they've encountered stepped-up security in the wake of the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history.
Police Tuesday took three suspects into custody following the pursuit of a dark sedan along LA surface streets.
Authorities say five people were pronounced dead Tuesday after a major fire ripped through a building in the Westlake district.
Ridership of Metro trains was up in May thanks in part to the much-anticipated opening of the Expo Line extension to Santa Monica -- a welcome reversal of falling ridership during the same month last year.
With temperatures forecast to be in the high 90s and beyond this weekend, beachgoers hoping to beat the heat should beware of the dangers that lurk beneath the waters.
Enjoy the June gloom while you can – temperatures are headed up this week, with triple-digits expected this weekend.
Michelle Jamal Haddad Steele was last seen at the Topanga Mall around 2:30 p.m. Sunday, located on the second floor of Macy's.
An Indiana man headed for the LA Pride parade in West Hollywood with an alleged cache of weapons, ammunition and bomb-making materials in his car is expected to appear in court Tuesday on state charges.
The governor of California has given in to liberal lawmakers who want to repeal a welfare policy that critics call racist, ineffective and harmful to the state's poorest children.
California high-speed rail officials are signing a $63 million contract extension that also extends the deadline by 17 months for finishing a 29-mile stretch of rail line in the Central Valley.
