In-N-Out Cuts Ties With Food Supplier After Alleged Animal Cruelty Video Surfaces
In-N-Out Burger cut ties with its Central California food supplier after a video surfaced showing alleged animal cruelty.
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In-N-Out Burger cut ties with its Central California food supplier after a video surfaced showing alleged animal cruelty.
A Deutsche Bank executive is suing the Los Angeles Police Department for allegedly using excessive force and has CBS2 obtained the bank report at the heart of Brian Mulligan's $50 million claim.
Businesses are reporting more thefts, with the culprits often going after employees' purses, wallets, iPads and notebook computers, according to Canoga Park police.
An ex-Compton elementary school teacher pleaded no contest Tuesday to molesting two underage female students.
The Fullerton City Council is holding a meeting Tuesday night to discuss possible changes in the police department in the wake of beating death of transient Kelly Thomas.
A Newport Beach lifeguard is back on duty after winning an Olympic gold medal as the goalie of the U.S. Women's Water Polo team.
A giraffe calf whose birth at the Santa Barbara Zoo surprised staffers who did not know his mother was pregnant has died after a dental procedure.
A new report shows California added the most new construction jobs of any state in the nation last year.
Some business leaders and residents have complained about open drug use, excessive graffiti and human waste of Occupy Los Angeles protestors in Pershing Square.
A man allegedly slammed his Mercedes-Benz into a police patrol car, nearly totaling the vehicle, and then fled on food into an apartment building Tuesday.
Farmers in the Midwest have been suffering from a shortage of water and, now, California growers are saying they're suffering from their own kind of shortage.
Los Angeles County's top health official says four more cases of syphilis have been found during their investigation of an outbreak among porn performers — and the discovery of more cases is likely.
Federal authorities filed three lawsuits Tuesday against landlords of properties housing six marijuana stores in Anaheim.
Natalie Wood's death certificate has been changed to reflect some of the uncertainties and lingering questions surrounding the actress' drowning more than 30 years ago in the Pacific Ocean off Southern California.
