'CicLAvia' Drawing Tens of Thousands To Heart Of LA
Tens of thousands of bicyclists and pedestrians have a portion of downtown Los Angeles to themselves during the city's eighth CicLAvia event.
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Tens of thousands of bicyclists and pedestrians have a portion of downtown Los Angeles to themselves during the city's eighth CicLAvia event.
UCLA Police say a suspect wanted for an attempted sexual assault on campus remains at large Saturday.
Four people were injured in Temecula Saturday when an alleged drunk driver ran a red light and caused a three-vehicle collision.
Authorities responding to a call about a possible stabbing found two Pomona men -- family members -- had repeatedly stabbed each other during a fight.
A 4.2 magnitude earthquake struck about 40 miles north of Joshua Tree Saturday evening.
A 30-year-old Simi Valley man is accused of selling heroin, according to authorities.
Fierce winds stoked several small fires across Southern California on Saturday, forcing 260 residents and hospital patients to evacuate the Marine Corps' Camp Pendleton causing a key freeway junction to shut down and damaging cars and homes.
An off-duty La Habra police officer was shot in Castaic by a suspect who turned the officer's gun on the officer, according to authorities.
Friends and family gathered Saturday to hold a series of fundraisers to support the families of five young people killed last weekend in Burbank.
A motorcyclist was gravely injured following a crash between his cycle and a car near the Rose Bowl, authorities said.
Firefighters quickly got a handle on a brush fire that scorched a quarter-acre of grass on the eastbound Ventura (134) Freeway in Eagle Rock.
Officials have reopened a key freeway junction in the Los Angeles area that was shut down for 90 minutes by a brush fire.
Southern California is expected to experience another day of strong and possibly damaging Santa Ana winds.
About 2,000 supporters of immigration reform marched through Hollywood on Saturday as part of rallies nationwide to push for congressional action, while California's governor signed a series of bills on the topic, saying he was not going to wait on Washington.
Arcing power lines sparked a rash of small fires that resulted in slight exterior damage to a home in northern Tustin.
