Several Streets In Los Angeles, Santa Monica To Close For LA Marathon
Several road closures will be in effect this weekend for the ASICS LA Marathon, which takes place Sunday, March 9.
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Several road closures will be in effect this weekend for the ASICS LA Marathon, which takes place Sunday, March 9.
The owner of an Orange County Sizzler restaurant was recovering Tuesday after he was pistol-whipped during a late night robbery.
Another hearing is set for Tuesday afternoon on the release of video recorded at the Miami Beach Police Department following pop singer Justin Bieber's January arrest.
Los Angeles police Tuesday were investigating a possible burglary at the San Fernando Valley home of Khloe Kardashian and Lamar Odom.
Undelivered mail went up in flames early Tuesday morning after a United States Postal Service truck caught fire in Orange County.
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Residents in danger areas, grateful for efforts from police and firefighters to protect them throughout the weekend's storm, gathered at City Hall to show their appreciation.
Anaheim police are looking for a gun-wielding bank robber in a cowboy hat.
AAA says the average price of a gallon of gas now tops $3.93 in L.A. County.
LAUSD Superintendent John Deasy received difficult questions Monday night from parents concerned about the district's controversial plan to buy more iPads for students rather than investing in more teachers and school supplies.
