4.6-Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Near Santa Barbara
A magnitude-4.6 earthquake rattled Santa Barbara County Wednesday.
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A magnitude-4.6 earthquake rattled Santa Barbara County Wednesday.
Will California become the first U.S. state to allow non-citizens to serve on juries?
The state Assembly has unanimously approved a bill that would impose a fine of up to $2,000 and a year in jail for people who make false 911 calls targeting the homes of celebrities.
A trial date is expected to be set Wednesday for a misdemeanor drunk driving case involving troubled actress Amanda Bynes.
The tickets for the series against the Chicago Blackhawks or the Detroit Red Wings will go on sale at 6 p.m. at Ticketmaster.com/lakings.
Father's Day equals meat, meat and more meat! Unless they're vegan, it's a good bet that your dad will want meat in its various permutations for Father's Day. Here's a roundup of the best deals for the weekend.
The successful return of Home Flipping in California is indicative of the housing market's recovery.
After a $55 million bailout from the state last October, the board tasked with overseeing the District's finances said further cuts are needed to help close an almost $18 million deficit this school year.
Goodwill Southern California is looking to hire more than 150 people in the Southland.
Police warned Sylmar parents Tuesday about a man in his early 20s who has been seen lurking around young girls.
A car theft suspect died at the hospital after being taken into custody by Long Beach police.
A dust storm in Lancaster Tuesday afternoon caused multiple vehicle collisions and prompted the closure of the Antelope Valley (14) Freeway for hours.
A former partner at the accounting firm KPMG agreed to plead guilty Tuesday to a securities fraud charge for providing insider information to a friend who plied him in return with cash bribes, a Rolex watch and other luxurious items.
A man convicted of abusing two children over a 12-year period received a sentence Tuesday of 80 years to life in prison.
A top AEG executive took the stand Tuesday as attorneys for Katherine Jackson presented emails in which he called Michael Jackson "lazy" and suggested that AEG executives misrepresent how much the singer would earn from his planned comeback tour.
