Court: Feds Can Target California Pot Clinics
An appeals court Wednesday affirmed the federal government's long-standing policy that California medical marijuana dispensaries have no protection under state law from drug prosecutions.
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An appeals court Wednesday affirmed the federal government's long-standing policy that California medical marijuana dispensaries have no protection under state law from drug prosecutions.
Jackson Roland Westermeyer is accused of posing as a girl on various websites in order to make contact with underage boys.
Los Angeles County prosecutors said Wednesday that 39-year-old Ricardo Orozco is expected to get 32 months in prison under a plea deal.
California Department of Fish and Wildlife officials found mountain lion tracks on Wednesday they believe belong to a cat that killed two dogs in the neighborhood.
Officials named the suspect as 46-year-old Rene Amaya, of Panorama City.
Two men pleaded not guilty Wednesday to charges of setting a house on fire on New Year's Eve in Pasadena, about a mile from the route of the Tournament of Roses Parade.
Mayor Eric Garcetti, a passenger in a police SUV that struck a pedestrian on Tuesday, visited the victim in the hospital this morning.
California officials sought Wednesday to reassure congressional Republicans that the state will be able to match billions of dollars in federal funding for the state's high-speed rail project.
Long Beach health officials Wednesday said a 41-year-old man has become the city's first influenza death of the 2013-14 season.
Don't call it a comeback, the Forum has been here for years.
The Los Angeles Dodgers and pitcher Clayton Kershaw have agreed to a seven-year, $215 million contract, breaking the record for the highest contract for a pitcher.
Authorities say Former Los Angeles Lakers star Robert Horry was driving a car that collided with a motorcycle, leaving the rider hospitalized.
Chef Josiah Citrin, owner of Mélisse Restaurant in Santa Monica, visited the KCAL9 studios Wednesday to show viewers how to cook with pomegranates!
The city of Los Angeles has won a $3.9 million judgment and permanent injunction against a downtown merchant for the sale of counterfeit jewelry, apparel and handbags, the largest judgment secured by the city in a counterfeiting case.
Opening arguments will begin Wednesday in the trial of Courtney Love, who was accused of defaming a former attorney on the social media site Twitter.
