Police Investigating Rash Of Armed Robberies In Fullerton
Police Wednesday were trying to determine if seven robberies were linked in Orange County.
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Police Wednesday were trying to determine if seven robberies were linked in Orange County.
Winemakers in Malibu are fighting to stop a ban on new vineyards in the area.
A 72-year-old woman has sued a San Fernando Valley hair salon, alleging she ate a cooking laced with marijuana from a hospitality tray left out for customers.
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Here are some helpful tips to keep costs down while enjoying a safe and enjoyable trip over the Labor Day weekend.
Community members demanded answers in the death of Ezell Ford, a 25-year-old man killed last Monday at 65th and Broadway.
A local mother has accused the retailer Anthropologie of breaking the law, when she says a manager did not allow her to breastfeed her baby on sales floor of the store.
A video posted to social media Tuesday claimed to show the beheading of an American journalist by the terrorist group known as the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, or ISIS, who have been the targets of US airstrikes in Iraq over recent weeks.
A Riverside man says he helped police catch a bank robber and now the bank isn't paying him the $10,000 reward they advertised.
While the concerns over student safety remain, CBS2's Laurie Perez spoke with a specialist to learn the warning signs for teens who are potentially dangerous to themselves or others.
Relatives of a Victorville man who died while in the custody of the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department are demanding an independent investigation into his death.
Corona is recalling select packages of its 12-ounce clear glass bottles of Corona Extra because they might contain small particles of glass.
The California Lottery held a demonstration of a new pilot program at 11:15 a.m. at the Los Angeles Marriott Burbank Airport in Burbank.
The nation's largest private prison company, Corrections Corp. of America, has paid more than $8 million in back wages and benefits to current and former employees guarding federal inmates at a prison in California City, officials with the U.S. Department of Labor said Tuesday.
