AT&T Apologizes After Being Slammed For 9/11 Tweet
Telecommunications giant AT&T was under fire Wednesday after the company tweeted a picture of the Manhattan skyline on a cellphone.
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Telecommunications giant AT&T was under fire Wednesday after the company tweeted a picture of the Manhattan skyline on a cellphone.
A bill that would end standardized testing in public schools across California Wednesday was met with skepticism by the head of Los Angeles Unified School District.
Pasadena will commemorate the Armenian genocide of 1915 with a monument in Memorial Park.
Rap music mogul Suge Knight was arrested early Wednesday morning in West Los Angeles, the Los Angeles Police Department said.
Nice day on tap with temps topping out in the 70s in the basin and into the 80s for the valleys. We will see a warming trend into the weekend, then cooler next week.
Technology can be used effectively, or misused inappropriately. This is especially true for kids.
The President's proposed attack and the deaths of hundreds of innocent people is bringing up painful memories for the families who lost loved ones in the attacks of 9/11. CBS2's Suraya Fadel spoke with one family about what this means to them on the eve of that deadly anniversary.
Boxing legend and gold medalist Oscar De La Hoya has defeated plenty of opponents inside the ring. The demon he continuously faces outside the ring, however, is a different kind of challenge.
Solo motorists could drive in carpool lanes on Los Angeles freeways for a few hours during the day under a new bill approved Tuesday.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation is investigating some type of threat against Los Angeles International Airport Tuesday night.
Authorities say a Foothill Transit bus driver may have fallen asleep before crashing into a wall on the connector between the westbound 10 and southbound 710 freeways and injuring eight passengers.
A local non-profit foundation is offering people battling end-stage cancer alternative options and financial support.
The city of Los Angeles is looking into creating a list of so-called soft-story buildings that are vulnerable to collapsing during an earthquake.
California lawmakers approved a bill Tuesday that will extend the statute of limitations for hit-and-run crashes from three to six years.
Los Angeles County has approved $100,000 in rewards for people who helped authorities track down fired Los Angeles policeman Christopher Dorner near the end of his killing rampage.
