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Witch's and ghouls and spiders - oh my! It's time for Halloween! Here are five DIY decoration projects for your outdoor space.
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Witch's and ghouls and spiders - oh my! It's time for Halloween! Here are five DIY decoration projects for your outdoor space.
Halloween is a night of mischief and laughs, tricks and treats, and disguises galore. Our sister company Simon & Schuster recommends reading these not-so-scary picture books with your kids in the coming weeks to give them a little fright and get them excited for the holiday.
You're never too old for a good fright. From a group of evil paranormals to an uprising of serial killer clones to a chilling love affair, these new releases from our sister company Simon & Schuster have you covered with these creepy reads this Halloween!
Self-employed filmmakers in Los Angeles are abundant and growing, thanks to the advent of social media and digital video.
Warm up to these Halloween inspired cocktails!
Employers are actively recruiting seasoned workers, in part, due to their allegiance to the workplace.
Perseverance is what catapulted English teacher Erica Harbison to the head of the classroom.
The West Los Angeles College football team battled it out Saturday evening with Pierce College. And after the game, the teams battled again when the visiting team discovered someone had ransacked their locker room.
A man credited with saving the life of a truck driver who was involved in a fiery crash in Oxnard Saturday, spoke out to CBS2 Sunday evening.
The woman who was fatally struck by a Buena Park police cruiser on Saturday morning has been identified, authorities said.
Two suspects were hit by gunfire Sunday in unrelated deputy-involved shootings in West Los Angeles and Castaic.
Some like it hot. Indeed.
The Los Angeles Police Department is looking for the vandal, or vandals, who damaged cars Saturday evening in West Hills.
A suspect wanted for an attempted sexual assault on the campus of UCLA has turned himself in, according to officials.
A large number of teachers -- as many as one third of the staff -- say that Malibu High School is making them sick and causing an outbreak of cancers.
