Temecula Art Gallery Owner Pleads Guilty In Stalking, Extortion Probe
Prosecutors say Jason White stalked, harassed and attempted to extort as much as $300,000 from art world professionals.
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Prosecutors say Jason White stalked, harassed and attempted to extort as much as $300,000 from art world professionals.
A couple who allegedly abducted their four children from their custodial grandmother in Boyle Heights and fled to Mexico have surrendered to authorities, officials said Monday.
An elementary school in Brea remained closed Monday after officials were concerned about asbestos exposure from damage caused by Friday's 5.1-magnitude earthquake.
YouTube and Vine personality, Iman Crosson, who is known for his impersonations of President Barak Obama, visited the KCAL9 studios Monday.
A deacon who accidentally fell into a grave during a burial at San Gabriel Mission Cemetery is suing the Archdiocese of Los Angeles.
A portion of Glendora has been placed under a yellow level alert for flooding dangers ahead of a storm scheduled to move into the Southland Monday night.
A man was missing Monday after he and two others were swept out to sea during a baptism ceremony near Santa Barbara.
Fire crews at stations throughout the Inland Empire will go on 24-hour stand-by mode Monday after rain totals in the region have done little to combat drought conditions.
A 10-year-old boy was hospitalized Monday with life-threatening injuries after he was hit by a truck in an Orange County crosswalk.
Monday marks the deadline to sign up for federal health care under Covered California.
Each of these OC events allow the entire family to have fun and create Easter memories to last a lifetime.
UCLA criminal law instructor Christopher Westhoff says anyone seeking a career in law enforcement will discover many good choices in Los Angeles.
Make payroll an easy, streamlined task with these three payroll systems for small businesses.
Most clinical psychologists in Los Angeles currently earn an annual salary nearing $90,000, slightly higher than the national norm.
UCLA's Babak Daneshrad says electrical engineers are having to re-wire their intellect to keep pace with wireless technology.
