Rare Collection Of Disneyland Memorabilia To Go On Display This Weekend
A large collection of rare Disneyland memorabilia will be unveiled this weekend before they are put up for auction at the end of the month.
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A large collection of rare Disneyland memorabilia will be unveiled this weekend before they are put up for auction at the end of the month.
With Los Angeles voters just weeks away from heading to the polls, some City Council members are vowing to take a pay cut if elected.
Tailgate Fan looks at the best tailgating foods, course by course. Dig in, and drink up.
Expect clouds to fill in through the day Friday and temperatures to remain well above average. Expect a decent weekend with a mix of clouds and sunshine.
Two opposing groups Friday gave their arguments to an appeals court in the case against the city of Santa Monica for banning the display of nativity scenes in Palisades Park.
A $50,000 reward will be offered Friday for information leading the suspects who killed an 86-year-old woman in her home just before Christmas.
The Los Angeles Zoo Friday will debut its newest attraction — a male tiger named Castro.
A man was found dead in an Antelope Valley home were a suspect barricaded himself for hours, officials said Friday.
Get ready to impress your partner with one of these five Valentine's Day dates and get lost in love this holiday.
Here are a few ideal date locations in Orange County for parents to get together and rediscover the spark and love that brought them together in the first place.
Scientists are employing technology to track the Great Whites in a way no one has ever done before.
A man who overcame numerous obstacles to fulfill his dream of obtaining a college degree died Sunday mere months from graduation.
A car Thursday night crashed into a building in Cypress Park.
It can be a challenge to find clothing that's stylish and flattering when you're above a size 12. But not to worry - CBS2 has tracked down plenty of shops in the Southland that are keeping curvy girls fashionable.
It's a letter Roald Dahl penned 27 years ago urging parents to vaccinate their children after losing his daughter to measles in the 1960s that is now making headlines.
