Car Flies Off 405 Freeway, Lands On 110 In Carson
A car went over the side of the 405 Freeway and landed on the 110 Freeway in Carson.
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A car went over the side of the 405 Freeway and landed on the 110 Freeway in Carson.
A recent series of tire slashings in Santa Monica has left over 80 cars in the area with flat tires.
Rep. Henry Waxman represented the sprawling district that stretches from the west San Fernando Valley into Beverly Hills and down through coastal communities for several decades.
Actor Michael Jace has been detained Monday night in connection to the shooting death of his wife.
Southern California brothers who took turns molesting two little girls are going to prison.
The family of an East Los Angeles man who was crushed to death by a palm tree over the weekend wants to know if the tragedy could have been prevented.
Enoch Clark is charged with using excessive force against motorist Monique Hernandez during a traffic stop in February 2012 that led to her drunk driving arrest.
Julio Sanchez was transported to Victor Valley Hospital Sunday, and was last seen voluntarily leaving the facility Monday at approximately 9:35 a.m.
The blaze in northern San Diego County is about 90 percent surrounded Monday.
The former president of the Los Angeles chapter of the NAACP says Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling was a "wreck" and almost crying after a television interview in which Sterling derided Magic Johnson as a role model.
Sheriff's detectives are searching for a 22-year-old schizophrenic man who has been missing for more than a week.
Triple Crown hopeful California Chrome has been given the okay to wear a nasal strip in the upcoming Belmont Stakes, after worries arose over the weekend that he may not have the opportunity to compete for history.
The wind-driven Sycamore fire spread to five acres Monday evening near the El Rancho Verde Country Club, located in the 19400 block of East Country Club Drive.
The state Assembly has passed legislation doubling county jail sentences for those convicted of soliciting minor prostitutes, although it originally contained much harsher penalties.
A former Southern California teacher who used the Internet to lure a 14-year-old boy into having sex has been sentenced to 23 ½ years in federal prison.
