Huckleberry Chef Shares New Cookbook & Bakery Secrets
Chef and Restaurateur Zoe Nathan visited the KCAL9 studios Monday to talk about her first cookbook, Huckleberry: Stories, Secrets, and Recipes From Our Kitchen.
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Chef and Restaurateur Zoe Nathan visited the KCAL9 studios Monday to talk about her first cookbook, Huckleberry: Stories, Secrets, and Recipes From Our Kitchen.
Motorists whose routes will take them near Los Angeles International Airport will need to plan ahead with overnight closures set for westbound Century Boulevard for the next two weeks, starting Monday night.
Former President Bill Clinton delivered a foreign policy address in Beverly Hills Monday, a day after advising several thousands of youth on financial literacy and receiving an award for his support of jazz.
An apparent shooting threat made on social media against a Fontana high school has been determined to not be serious, authorities said Monday.
Justin Bieber's attorney says the singer is on schedule to finish his sentence in a misdemeanor vandalism case by early next year.
City officials Monday announced a new plan that would put Los Angeles on track to become 15 percent more energy efficient by 2020.
Search and rescue teams Monday located a church group who went missing while hiking in the Eaton Canyon area.
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More travelers flying in and out of LAX and other airports nationwide will soon be using new technology to get where they're going.
Investigators Monday were trying to determine the cause of a house fire that displaced a family of seven.
Temperatures Monday will be slightly below average.
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Protecting the military's most sensitive information begins in the most unusual of places.
Corporal Brian Aft and Buckshot, his bomb-sniffing dog, were in line to jump an irrigation ditch near Kajaki, Afghanistan, an area known for being littered with roadside bombs. The explosion lifted Aft and Buckshot into the air. Both survived, but Aft's legs would have to be amputated almost to the hip.
Suited up in his white shop apron, tinted goggles, heat resistant gloves and earplugs, Konrad Gleissner switches on an industrial lathe and fires up his blow torch, producing a loud "pop!"
