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Details of a first-of-its kind labor contract for employees at the first licensed marijuana dispensary in Santa Ana, where one of the owners was shot in November, will be announced Thursday.
He wouldn't say when his follow-up to 2014's "In the Lonely Hour" will be released, but said he's pushing himself to explore new territory.
Card experts in Southern California said they have verified the legitimacy of seven identical Ty Cobb cards from the printing period of 1909 to 1911.
Detectives described the suspect as a Caucasian man believed to be between 20 and 30-years-old who has a thin build, curly or very short brown hair and stands around 5-foot-8 tall.
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A flight student from Egypt is facing deportation from the United States after being investigated by federal agents for allegedly posting on his Facebook page that he was willing to kill Donald Trump and the world would thank him.
A family is suing Knott's Berry Farm after they say their 10-year-old son was injured on one of the park's roller coasters.
CBS2 Investigative Reporter David Goldstein discovered Dollar agents charged for loss damage waivers even after they were declined.
City leaders and developers Wednesday rolled out proposed plans for a new multimillion-dollar project that's expected to transform Ports O' Call Village into a major destination.
Hooters is known for their attractive servers and tasty wings, but two men who worked at the establishment claim their male boss sexually harassed them for years.
Authorities say security video captured a woman suspected of vandalizing a parking enforcement officer's car after being issued a ticket.
"It was the most horrific smell you can ever imagine," Powell insisted.
Lena Dunham is apologizing for accusing a magazine of photoshopping her image.
"We don't pay anything until we get $25 million, and they get paid back with money we never would have had," the mayor said.
A California court has rejected a utility's efforts to stop paying to house Los Angeles residents displaced by a massive gas leak.
