Water Main Break Shuts Down Benedict Canyon Drive
A 12-inch water main break closed Benedict Canyon Drive Tuesday morning and the road is expected to remain closed through the afternoon commute.
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A 12-inch water main break closed Benedict Canyon Drive Tuesday morning and the road is expected to remain closed through the afternoon commute.
The Salvation Army Southern California has partnered with a start-up to bring its beloved Angel Tree program online this year.
The Los Angeles City Council tentatively approved a pair of new gun-control measures Tuesday, including a proposal to require gun owners to store their firearms in locked containers or use trigger locks to prevent accidental firing of the weapon.
An Uber driver was stabbed and robbed early Tuesday morning in South LA.
The combination of recent cold temperatures and improvements has allowed for the resort to put down 12 inches of new snow over the fast few days.
Red flag warnings are still in effect through Wednesday. Expect temperatures into the 80s. yeah
Authorities Tuesday were searching for a suspect wanted in a shooting at a busy Laundromat.
A 16-year-old boy was killed Monday when he was hit by a car while trying to retrieve his skateboard from the middle of a Lake Forest street, officials said.
Jackson Limousines Tuesday gave away approximately 10,000 turkeys and Thanksgiving fixings to families in need.
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A large group of protesters briefly shut a major thoroughfare in downtown Los Angeles late Monday evening following a grand jury's decision not to indict a Ferguson police officer in connection with the fatal shooting of an 18-year-old teenager.
Protesters briefly stopped traffic on a major thoroughfare in Los Angeles Monday following a grand jury's decision not to indict a Ferguson police officer in connection with the fatal shooting of an unarmed teenager.
CBS2's Suzanne Marques reports "guide stores" are popping up to help customers feel more confident with their purchases.
An investigation by CBS2's David Goldstein caught employees from various public agencies parking in front of fire hydrants – not on emergencies, but while going to lunch.
