Baby Boomers Sharpen Their Skills With Tech Classes
Patricia Richardson teaches computer classes for a low cost at a career and job resource center called Women at Work in Pasadena.
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Patricia Richardson teaches computer classes for a low cost at a career and job resource center called Women at Work in Pasadena.
British boy band sensation One Direction performed one of four sold-out shows at the Staples Center Wednesday night, but a mother-daughter duo nearly wasn't able to watch the guys on stage after falling for an online ticket scam.
The rupture occurred at Third Street and Foothill Road at about 3 p.m., when a construction crew using heavy excavation machinery mistakenly broke the line.
An upscale Malibu community is worried about a dangerous predator possibly moving to the neighborhood.
A local mother has vowed to fight for her 2-year-old daughter who suffers from a deadly form of childhood cancer called neuroblastoma.
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Rubel Castle, which is tucked away in a quiet Glendora neighborhood, may soon be getting attention on the national stage.
Los Angeles County Sheriff's deputies have been searching for the suspect since July 19.
The Millennium Hollywood Project would include 39- and 35-story skyscrapers flanking the Capitol Records building.
A 28-year-old Los Angeles County sheriff's deputy pleaded not guilty Wednesday to raping and bribing two women while on duty three years ago.
A 20-year-old Glendale man pleaded not guilty Wednesday to two vehicular manslaughter charges in connection to an August 2012 crash in Valley Village that led to the electrocutions of two women who rushed to the scene to help.
Attorney Kathy Jorrie was cross-examined by Brian Panish, who brought jurors' attention to a six-page contract LAPD officers found in Conrad Murray's BMW.
Three men were formally charged Wednesday with the fatal beating of a Marine reservist outside an Old Town Pasadena restaurant early Monday.
A single-engine plane flew into a temporary no-fly zone Wednesday, which was established while President Barack Obama's helicopter was transitioning between Los Angeles and San Diego during his Southland visit.
The leader of the state Senate on Wednesday backed Gov. Jerry Brown's proposal to send thousands of inmates to private prisons rather than free them early to comply with federal court orders to reduce prison crowding.
