Driver Dies Of Injuries From Collision With Metrolink Train
Police say a motorist whose car was crushed by a Metrolink train in Burbank has died.
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Police say a motorist whose car was crushed by a Metrolink train in Burbank has died.
Los Angeles County firefighters are ready for what some say could be a particularly harsh fire season, and they've got the hardware to back it up.
A convicted sex offender was sentenced Wednesday to 12 years in state prison after being caught taking photos of the legs and backsides of girls as young as 6.
The concert features student singers and the LAPCA Youth Orchestra.
Hours after a phony threat led to classes being canceled at Fountain Valley High School Wednesday, another false bomb claim was made at a Costa Mesa elementary school.
A growing number of parents who opt not to vaccinate their children due to personal beliefs is raising concerns among public health officials as the school year gets underway.
Investigators Wednesday were seeking the public's help in locating three boats and trailers worth nearly $1 million that were stolen in San Bernardino County.
Local businesswomen got their chance Wednesday to mingle and meet with small business owners and bid on contracts with the federal government at the Central Library in downtown Los Angeles.
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Teachers say LAUSD Superintendent John Deasy to follow his own policy as officials conduct investigations into two of the district's controversial technology programs.
As CVS sharpens its focus on customer health, the nation's second-largest drugstore chain will tweak its corporate name and stop the sale of tobacco nearly a month sooner than planned.
The Fly Away bus, offering service to LAX, will began operations Wednesday in Hollywood.
Police Wednesday were looking for at least one suspect wanted in an early morning pot shop break-in.
Authorities Wednesday were looking for a hit-and-run driver that killed a 67-year-old pedestrian as she was walking to a hospital.
A Chino Hills lawmaker Tuesday says the District Attorney's office must take a closer look at the LAUSD's controversial iPad program.
