OC Man Named California's Big Brother Of The Year
An Orange County man was named California's "Big Brother of the Year" in recognition of eight years as a mentor to a local teen.
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An Orange County man was named California's "Big Brother of the Year" in recognition of eight years as a mentor to a local teen.
An 11-year-old girl is slowly recovering after suffering from two massive strokes last year.
A non-profit affiliated with the city-owned Los Angeles Zoo announced Monday that it will spend $2 million in order to market the zoo's programs, exhibits, and wildlife conservation efforts.
Two privacy rights groups sued the Los Angeles Police Department and the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department Monday after both agencies allegedly failed to provide more information about how it uses automatic license plate readers.
Los Angeles officials announced Monday that the city's weekend gun-buyback event resulted in the surrender of more than 1,000 guns.
A man pleaded not guilty on Monday after he was accused of 18 counts of setting, or trying to set, a series of fires in Pasadena, South Pasadena, and Los Angeles.
A person familiar with the matter said YouTube is set to announce a series of channels that will require payment within a few weeks.
The California Supreme Court ruled Monday that city governments have the authority to outlaw local medical marijuana dispensaries.
New York Times Best-Selling Author, Jon Acuff, stopped by KCAL9 Monday to tell viewers about his latest book, START. where he explains how to push forward in life!
Police are asking for the public's help in identifying a male and female suspect accused of assaulting a taxicab driver in Huntington Park.
A bomb threat prompted the evacuation of students at a Pomona middle school Monday, district officials said.
Thousands of Southland residents were without power Monday morning, primarily due to weather.
Three games into the Los Angeles Kings' tremendously tense playoff series with the St. Louis Blues, it's clear the scores are so low because the stakes are so high.
Toxicologist Daniel Anderson was the first to take the stand in the second week of testimony in Katherine Jackson's multi-billion-dollar civil suit against AEG.
