Fifth Installment of 'Indiana Jones' Expected To Hit Theaters In 3 Years
"Indiana Jones" is coming back and Harrison Ford and Steven Spielberg are on board.
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"Indiana Jones" is coming back and Harrison Ford and Steven Spielberg are on board.
The Los Angeles Police Commission voted Tuesday to move forward with the creation of use-of-force policies that emphasize de-escalation and the use of minimal force in encounters with the public.
Authorities say they are hoping to catch a suspected sexual predator who stands accused of attacking three women at a local park.
A truck driver knocked down a fence at Oak Meadows Ranch Horse Rescue Sanctuary, which says cannot afford repairs.
A gunman who killed four people during a memorial gathering at a Los Angeles restaurant has been convicted of murder.
The ability to track the noise levels at the Los Angeles International Airport is now possible thanks to an interactive map that was released Tuesday.
Recent storms that nearly filled Northern California's major reservoirs and created a deep snowpack in the Sierra Nevada have some water districts questioning whether a drought emergency still exists.
The ride-sharing service Uber has created a standalone app designed to make getting food delivered to your door easier!
A homeless man from San Francisco who pointed police toward two Orange County inmates who had escaped from jail will get the lion's share of a $150,000 reward set up for their successful capture, the Orange County Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday.
Amazon Technologies, Inc. has filed a patent for Selfie Pay.
Southern California motorists spent an average of 81 hours stuck in traffic last year, study says.
Instagram plans to revamp the way you view your photo feed, by ordering it to show the moments they believe you the care the most about.
One suspect was taken into custody, but another was still at large following a deputy-involved shooting in Perris.
CBS Sports' Clark Kellogg is around to keep everyone in check and well-informed on all that is going on with all 68 teams, and he talks about who can win it all and who should have made it in.
Two men face charges of making as many as 20 fake 911 calls to several South Bay-area law enforcement agencies, reporting crimes that drew SWAT responses.
