Tanker Truck Hits Hydrant In Rowland Heights
A tanker truck hit a fire hydrant in Rowland Heights Tuesday night, causing it to leak diesel fuel.
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A tanker truck hit a fire hydrant in Rowland Heights Tuesday night, causing it to leak diesel fuel.
Authorities say seven people were arrested and more than $150,000 in illegal knockoffs of handbags, movies, music and more were seized at a Riverside County swap meet.
Alex and Janis Yim were traveling on Carbon Canyon Road east of the 57 Freeway on Friday when the earth moved and boulders came tumbling down the hillside around them.
A home in Saugus was red-tagged after a large pine tree toppled over on Monday.
The owners of a 76 station in San Juan Capistrano chased down a man suspected of stealing more than 100 gallons of gas early Tuesday morning.
Los Angeles County prosecutors say Christopher Brown of Lancaster was sentenced Tuesday for murder with special circumstances.
A truck crashed into a restaurant Tuesday in downtown Los Angeles.
Paul Whitmore, the director of the National Weather Service's West Coast and Alaska Tsunami Warning Center, says the greatest potential threat from Tuesday night's quake is to Hawaii.
The principal of an elementary school in Winnetka was removed from his post following allegations of misconduct.
Pacific Gas and Electric was charged on Tuesday with federal felony counts involving safety violations linked to a 2010 natural gas pipeline explosion that killed eight people in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Wildlife officials shot and killed an aggressive mountain lion in Orange County over the weekend.
Southland's air-quality management agency is seeking the order after data showed Hixson Metal Finishing is the source of elevated levels of hexavalent chromium, a known human carcinogen.
A California appeals court has ruled that private text messages, emails and other electronic communications sent and received by public officials on their own devices are not public records regardless of the topic.
Three people including a Los Angeles police officer and a firefighter were hospitalized after being exposed to what was thought to be a dangerous substance.
Authorities say they are capturing rain falling in the storm lashing California to be used later in what's expected to be a very dry year.
