Experts: LAX Will Be Nation's Busiest Airport This Thanksgiving
Travelers who plan to fly into or out of Los Angeles International Airport will have a lot of company this Thanksgiving.
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Travelers who plan to fly into or out of Los Angeles International Airport will have a lot of company this Thanksgiving.
The Los Angeles Unified School District Friday reached a settlement with more than 80 victims in the Miramonte Elementary School child sex abuse case.
A West Hollywood woman is suing Apple after she suffered injuries when her iPad caught fire.
City officials in Long Beach are imposing tougher water restrictions as the drought situation worsens.
The California Dental Association will host a free two-day dental clinic starting Friday at the Fairplex in Pomona.
We had a little punch to the overnight system, however, it was only for a few localized communities.
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Heavy rain early Friday triggered debris flows and flash flood warnings in the residential areas of the Colby fire burn zone.
UCLA Thursday night canceled its annual "Beat USC" bonfire after student demonstrators blocked it from being lit in protest of recent plans to raise tuition.
Refer to this holiday travel guide for what to see and do in New York City over the holidays.
Police followed a possibly suicidal woman Thursday night as she drove a white Ford Explorer south on the 405 Freeway.
A local school district is the target of a lawsuit by the group Freedom from Religion, which claims that prayer during board meetings violates the First Amendment.
A San Pedro couple says they never had time to grieve the recent miscarriage of their daughter because of the events that transpired after.
Millions of immigrants who lack legal status in California would be eligible for protection from deportation and a federal permit to work legally under a plan announced by President Barack Obama.
Police on Wednesday said Sabrina Limon was romantically involved with Redlands firefighter/paramedic Jonathan Hearn, 24.
