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Meryl Streep might join the acting three-peat club with a third Academy Award. Jean Dujardin could become the first Frenchman to win best actor. Christopher Plummer is in line to become the oldest acting winner ever at 82.
Financial expert Jeffrey Harwood CFA, CFP® of Ventura Advisors appeared on KCAL9 News at 8 a.m. Sunday to discuss Greece's bailout agreement.
A Super Lotto ticket purchased in Los Angeles matched all six numbers Saturday giving the lucky holder $15 million, according to state lottery officials.
In two unrelated murders, a man was shot to death in Lynwood and another man was shot dead in East Rancho Dominguez Saturday, according to authorities.
An 11-year-old died following an after-school fight with another girl in Long Beach.
An unidentified 45-year-old man who kept police at bay for seven hours in Burbank Friday and more than 10 hours Saturday is now in a hospital after police found him unresponsive.
Captain Mark Kelly -- retired astronaut -- is also known as former Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords' husband. Kelly came to a big event in Industry Saturday night -- dedicated to survivors of traumatic brain injuries.
California Governor Jerry Brown says flags are flying at half-staff to honor the Marines killed in this week's helicopter collision.
Police said two people they found crawling under an abandoned Compton home Saturday morning were there to steal copper.
A Corona del Mar man is saying goodbye to six pet chickens this weekend after losing his fight with city hall.
A woman was severely beaten and another slashed on her wrist in a 2 a.m. brawl outside a Carson bar involving a dozen women, a Los Angeles County sheriff's lieutenant said.
A burglary suspect was behind bars Saturday after being spotted by a sheriff's deputy, who recognized the man's dog from crime surveillance footage.
At 340 tons, it's one of the largest boulders to be moved since ancient times.
In Los Angeles and Orange counties, the price of a gallon of gas jumped 5 cents overnight.
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences is not pleased with plans to auction off 15 Oscar statuettes from such films as "Citizen Kane," ''Wuthering Heights" and "Little Women."
