Thieves Steal Over $20,000 In Computers From Elementary School
Two thieves struck hard at an elementary school in the Inland Empire on Sunday morning.
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Two thieves struck hard at an elementary school in the Inland Empire on Sunday morning.
Actress Shailene Woodley and singer Sam Smith are the leading nominees for the 2015 People's Choice Awards with four nods apiece.
Described as a man with a "burning passion to serve," loved ones of Eugene Kostiuchenko gathered at a Westlake Village church to pay their respects to the fallen Ventura County sheriff's deputy.
Guadalupe Portillo, who is 102, cast her ballot Tuesday for the first time after becoming a naturalized citizen.
The blaze erupted Oct. 25 at the Extra Space Storage facility in Venice. More than 400 firefighters fought the blaze for 14 hours. Eight firefighters were injured.
President Barack Obama compared the political landscape for the midterm election Tuesday to the 1958 elections during the presidency of Republican Dwight Eisenhower when his party suffered severe losses in the Senate.
Authorities say they have secured a portion of downtown Los Angeles Tuesday while police investigate a suspicious package.
Authorities were called to the scene at 4519 Santa Monica Blvd. after a male suspect shot at a victim around 2:30 p.m., according to Los Angeles police Officer Jack Richter.
Los Angeles Police Chief Charlie Beck says violent crime is up 9 percent in the city this year but the overall crime rate has fallen by 3 percent.
Emily Langlie, a spokeswoman for the U.S. attorney's office, says 46-year-old Jeffrey Ford Hanson appeared in a Los Angeles courtroom Monday afternoon and was ordered detained.
A Koreatown neighborhood is feeling the loss of one local business owner as keenly as one who had lost a mother.
The man accused of killing three teenage girls in a Halloween hit-and-run accident was charged Tuesday with felony manslaughter.
Several gunshots were fired Tuesday at the Islamic Society of Coachella, hitting the building and a vehicle, but no one was injured, authorities said.
A top city official Tuesday called for more security in Griffith Park in the wake of an assault that left one victim severely injured.
A former tutor pleaded not guilty Tuesday to helping three students hack into a computer system to change their grades at Corona Del Mar High School.
