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Problems with excessive partying have persisted for decades at UC Santa Barbara, but the recent "Deltopia" violence has brought out politicians, university officials, police and student leaders to call for more prudent revelry.
Michael Myvett and Mattison Haywood spent their last moments together in a fiery crash after a FedEx tractor-trailer rammed a charter bus on a Northern California freeway, which also claimed the lives of eight others.
One of two identical twins who was on a bus that was involved in an explosive freeway collision in Northern California was among the 10 dead, a family member said Friday.
New York Times Best-Selling Author Jane Green visited KCAL9 Studios Saturday to discuss her latest novel "Tempting Fate."
A teen girl is the most recent of the 10 victims to be identified following a fiery crash involving a FedEx delivery truck and a charter bus carrying high school students.
California Highway Patrol officers and Pasadena police pursued a suspect in a pickup truck Friday night.
A couple in a car that got caught up in the deadly tour bus crash in Orland Thursday said it was like being in a terrifying 3D movie.
The teen is talking for the first time about being pinned down by an officer after allegedly getting caught vandalizing a park bench. Art Barron reports.
The superintendent of the Centinela Valley Union High School District who was recently placed on administrative leave will not be back on the job, according to the teachers union president.
Family and friends of those killed in Thursday's fiery crash near Orland say it's hard to accept the devastating news.
The Los Angeles City Council Friday agreed to pay for legal fees for Councilman Jose Huizar following a sexual harassment lawsuit filed against him by a former staffer.
Prosecutors say Cristobal and a friend offered $6,500 to a Los Angeles police detective who was posing as a hit man.
Fifty-six-year-old Myung Jae Kim of Irvine was found guilty Friday of false imprisonment, assault, possession of a destructive device and making criminal threats. He faces up to 24 years in prison.
Don't feel bad for Conan O'Brien. Again.
The shipping giant and the operator of the tour bus involved both released statements following the collision that killed 10 people and injured dozens on Interstate 5 near the city of Orland.
