FBI: 'DNS Changer' Victims Could Lose Internet Access In July
The FBI says a new computer virus could interrupt Internet service for hundreds of thousands of computer users this summer.
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The FBI says a new computer virus could interrupt Internet service for hundreds of thousands of computer users this summer.
Welcome back to work everyone. We've got a pretty extensive marine layer, which is translating into a little drizzle around the area.
A $12.3 million marketing campaign designed to lure tourists to the United States was unveiled at the Los Angeles Convention Center Monday.
On April 29 a public fundraiser will be held from 2-5 p.m. at Miau Haus Studios, 1201 South La Brea, to raise money for long time area locals Jay and Nancy Westbrook.
A 30-year-old veteran who served three tours of duty in Iraq and Afghanistan was shot to death Saturday in Lancaster, sheriff's officials said.
Watts stopped by the KCAL9 studios Monday to talk about his book, "What Rich People Have that You Don't Want" and explained why richer is not always better.
Two armed men are reportedly in a standoff with SWAT officers in Manhattan Beach.
From April 23-25, the Los Angeles Fire Department will help "Fill The Boot" to help fight Muscular Dystrophy.
Two firefighters were hurt Sunday evening battling an electrical fire in Yorba Linda.
Andrew Luster, a convicted rapist and heir to the Max Factor fortune, is seeking a new trial by arguing that he had ineffective representation and that his prison sentence was miscalculated.
A deaf woman and her dog were attacked by a neighbor's pit bull in El Sereno Saturday morning.
A Los Angeles Police Department bomb squad investigated a suspicious package reported at USC Sunday afternoon, police said.
A bicyclist who collapsed and died on a Palm Springs trail during a scorching hot day was a 40-year-old Orange County man.
The dog's name is Shadow, but Survivor might have been a good moniker.
The Second Harvest Food Bank has been in business for more than three decades, but the Riverside-based organization says an increasing demand for food is stretching them to the limit.
