State Prison Guard Says He Could Be Fired Because Of His Dreadlocks
A corrections officer claims he could lose his job because of his dreads.
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A corrections officer claims he could lose his job because of his dreads.
Authorities are asking for the public's help in locating a 74-year-old man with dementia who Saturday wandered away from his assisted living home.
A man leading officers on a car chase through North Hollywood jumped out of his vehicle and ran into a backyard before being taken into custody.
A major gas leak affected traffic Tuesday in and around an Anaheim intersection.
Fire crews Tuesday battled a massive house fire in the Box Canyon area of Simi Valley.
A new report says California's two major political parties are losing ground as more voters decline to state a party preference.
The southbound lanes of the 101 Freeway in Hollywood were temporarily blocked Tuesday after a big rig smashed into several vehicles.
The board of the California Public Employees' Retirement System is considering how municipalities and government agencies should absorb the mounting costs of retirees living longer.
The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Los Angeles will pay $13 million to settle 17 clergy abuse lawsuits, including 11 that involve a visiting Mexican priest who fled prosecution and remains a fugitive more than 25 years later, plaintiffs' attorneys said Tuesday.
Omorosa Manigualt, a reality star best known for her appearance on "The Apprentice," has filed paperwork to run for the LAUSD Board of Education, according to the Los Angeles City Clerk's office.
Moore, a 5'9" point guard from Winona Lake, Ind., is playing as well as anyone in the American Athletic Conference right now. He leads his team with 14.1 points and 4.7 assists per game.
A routine traffic stop led to the discovery of nearly 80 pounds of cocaine with a street value of up to $3.6 million, police said Tuesday.
Members of the civilian-based Los Angeles Police Commission are considering a policy shift in how officer-involved shootings are evaluated, according to reports.
Consumer advocates and leaders in the East Los Angeles community are calling for a probe into what they say are unsafe business practices that pose hazards to public health at El Super Markets.
Under the proposal, employees at some of the city's largest hotels could see a raise to a living wage of $15.37 an hour.
