Driver, 18, Who Struck Hemet High School Students Will Not Face Charges
The District Attorney's Office has decided to not charge an 18-year-old driver who struck students outside Hemet High School in May.
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The District Attorney's Office has decided to not charge an 18-year-old driver who struck students outside Hemet High School in May.
Huntington Park residents joined together Monday night to serve recall papers to the mayor and the entire City Council because of alleged corruption.
Authorities have released an audio recording of an exchange between officers and a Deutsche Bank executive, who's suing the LAPD for allegedly using excessive force.
Amanda Bynes has pleaded not guilty to two counts of driving on a suspended license.
A man, woman and dog were found dead in an apparent murder-suicide at a Los Angeles apartment Monday, authorities reported.
An innocent bystander may have been killed following a chase and gunfire exchange involving Oxnard police Saturday night.
Researchers at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center have found that a lack of sleep can change a person's fat tissue, causing it to behave more like the fat found in an obese or diabetic person.
State-owned vehicles and other non-essential items will be sold in Colton on Saturday to raise money for California.
California home prices rose in September to a four-year high as the supply of properties for sale remained tight, according to surveys released Monday.
One prison employee was accused of bearing an inmate's child. Another was alleged to have sent nude photos of herself to an inmate's contraband cellphone.
The campaign for a November ballot initiative that seeks to raise most California income taxes to fund public schools is phasing out a TV ad that criticizes a rival tax initiative pushed by Gov. Jerry Brown.
Two Pepperdine University economists are proving correct the adage, "It's the economy, stupid," in their study that upcoming presidential elections are almost always preceded with economic improvement.
A female bicyclist killed in a collision with a Metropolitan Transportation Authority bus in Malibu was apparently training for an Ironman Triathlon.
L.A. drivers who have successfully fought a ticket and are still waiting on a refund can now search for their names on a new list posted online by the city's Department of Transportation.
