LAPD Chief Beck Expected Back At Work Monday Following Motocross Accident
Los Angeles Police Chief Charlie Beck is expected to return to work on Monday after suffering what appeared to be minor injuries in a motocross accident.
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Los Angeles Police Chief Charlie Beck is expected to return to work on Monday after suffering what appeared to be minor injuries in a motocross accident.
Portions of the 405 Freeway and Sepulveda Boulevard will be closed this weekend as crews prepare for "Carmageddon II."
A 18-year-old Los Angeles County high school senior has been selected as a member of the nation's Electoral College.
The FBI says three people wanted on federal fraud charges in connection with a $25 million investment scheme based in Detroit have been arrested in Southern California.
Green expert Nick Federoff appeared on KCAL9 News on Saturday morning to discuss creative containers. For more information, visit ThingsGreen.com.
Two people have died and two others were wounded following a shooting in a quiet neighborhood in Westminster.
A Southern California filmmaker allegedly linked to a controversial Anti-Islamic film made a brief appearance overnight after being holed up inside his Cerritos home for more than three days.
A man wanted in connection with a domestic violence allegation led police on a high-speed pursuit Friday, which ended when the suspect jumped from his moving vehicle and, then, leaped off the freeway.
If you're an Amazon fan, you have just hours left before a California sales tax takes effect on all purchases from the online giant.
The former head of a Los Angeles city commission pleaded guilty Friday to federal charges of distribution of child pornography.
The winner of a Mega Millions jackpot worth $120 million says college is now in the future of each of his four children, who range from toddler to high school age.
The "Desperate Bandit" has struck again. And again.
Nakoula Nakoula, the embattled producer of the anti-Muslim movie "The Innocence of Muslims," remained locked behind the doors of his Cerritos home Friday.
Four men pleaded not guilty Friday to selling more than $1 million worth of methamphetamine to an undercover law enforcement officer.
An ex-soccer coach from Irvine pleaded guilty Friday to charges he made underage girls he met online make pornographic videos for him.