Students From Around The World Compete In Solar Decathlon In Irvine
More than 1,000 students from around the world are competing in the Solar Decathlon at the Great Park in Irvine.
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More than 1,000 students from around the world are competing in the Solar Decathlon at the Great Park in Irvine.
Homicide detectives are stepping up the hunt to find a man accused of murdering his stepdaughter last week.
A Los Angeles city councilman wants to put the brakes on impounding vehicles of unlicensed immigrants until a new law allowing them to get driver's licenses goes into effect.
The foreman of the 12-person jury who cleared AEG Live of wrongdoing says the decision is not a vindication of Dr. Conrad Murray.
Most of the property stolen last month from a little league in Huntington Beach has been recovered, according to authorities.
Three dogs were being held in quarantine Wednesday after one of the animals bit a woman outside of a South Los Angeles elementary school.
Police Wednesday chased a motorcyclist for 40 minutes on the 101 and 60 freeways before the pursuit ended in East Los Angeles, according to authorities.
A bone was found Wednesday in a mountainous area of Acton.
A suspect led police on a two-county chase Wednesday that ended with a violent crash in Jurupa Valley.
The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department has banded together to help a deputy's 7-year-old daughter who is battling a rare and deadly disease.
Online enrollment for California's new health insurance exchange resumed Wednesday after technical glitches on the system's opening day forced overnight upgrades.
The number of hate crimes in Los Angeles County dropped to the second-lowest level in 23 years last year but blacks remained the most frequent targets and there was troubling violence against homosexuals.
A bill ending the standardized tests that California public school students have taken in reading, math and social science since 1999 received Gov. Jerry Brown's signature on Wednesday.
A lawsuit filed by a Southland father claims a phone he bought for his underage son contained pornographic images of sales representatives from the same Sprint store where he made the purchase.
The 12-person jury found that AEG Live did hire Dr. Conrad Murray to care for Jackson but did not find the physician unfit or incompetent.
