Pitt, Jolie Marry In Secret Weekend Wedding
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are now husband and wife.
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Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are now husband and wife.
A body that was found along the San Gabriel (605) Freeway Thursday was being investigated, officials said.
Why choose a single restaurant when you can sample the lot? Choose from one of LA and OC's best food tours for an evening of culinary exploration, fun, and great tasting food.
Each year, millions of Americans get lured by promises of prizes and unbeatable bargains only to get swindled into some of the county's top identity-theft scams.
Identity theft can leave you with financial difficulties, mounds of paperwork and even fraudulent criminal charges. Protect your data to reduce your chances of becoming a victim.
Identity theft is terrible, no matter whom it happens to, but it seems even more offensive when it's carried out against a child. Keep watch for these signs that your child has been the victim of identity theft.
The Federal Trade Commission reports that the occurrence rate for identity theft incidents is high, and it doesn't look like that trend will change anytime soon.
Many Americans like to believe that identity theft won't happen to them, but the staggering statistics from the Bureau of Justice Statistics prove otherwise.
Mother-of-five Jen Levinson has made a name for herself doling out the latest in parenting tips and family-oriented products.
Lisa Wilson scrubbed her elaborate wedding plans so that her father could attend her nuptials.
Crews Wednesday were cleaning up and preparing for high tide after a large surge overnight brought two to three feet of standing water to the Seal Beach boardwalk.
Malibu Pier remained closed Wednesday after the popular attraction sustained damage from high surf which is expect to last through the week.
Executives with Langley Productions said this was the first time one of their crew members has been fatally shot while filming. The show started on Fox in 1989 and is now shown on the Spike network.
Gov. Jerry Brown announced a $330 million deal to boost funding for California film and television tax credit program over the next five years.
