New App Features Oscar Winner Marlee Matlin Teaching Sign Language
Oscar winner Marlee Matlin has teamed up with an Orange County company to deliver an app that teaches Sign Language.
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Oscar winner Marlee Matlin has teamed up with an Orange County company to deliver an app that teaches Sign Language.
A Downey man who allegedly fled the scene of a fatal crash that took the life of a 26-year-old woman was behind bars Wednesday, a police sergeant said.
A 15 to 16-foot great white shark killed a surfer Tuesday near Surf Beach in Lompoc.
Sean "Diddy" Combs was a passenger in an SUV that was hit by another car in front of the Beverly Hills Hotel on Wednesday, but the hip-hop and fashion mogul was not taken to a hospital.
A man who claims he was brutally beaten and thrown into jail, even though he was innocent, has filed a lawsuit against the Los Angeles Police Department.
A 27-year-old suspect was arrested Tuesday night in relation to a man set on fire in Long Beach last week.
Authorities say a Southern California woman was killed on a highway near Bakersfield after a tire flew off another vehicle and struck her windshield.
A former Torrance resident whose wife vanished more than 30 years ago was convicted Wednesday of second-degree murder.
Two Pasadena schools were evacuated Wednesday after an anonymous caller phoned in a bomb threat.
The National Park Service says hikers found a year-old mountain lion dead during a weekend trek through the Santa Monica Mountains.
An attorney for Tom Cruise said he filed a $50 million defamation lawsuit Wednesday against the publishers of Life & Style magazine for articles that said the actor has abandoned his 6-year-old daughter, Suri.
Hate crimes increased in Los Angeles County by 15 percent in 2011 after three years of dramatic decline.
The Los Angeles City Council is leaning toward a ban selling dogs, cats and rabbits purchased from commercial breeders.
Compromised PIN pad devices have been discovered at seven Southern California Barnes & Noble stores.
Streets, highways and bridges in Los Angeles County are deteriorating because officials have failed to provide maintenance and replacements for local infrastructure, according to a report released Wednesday.
