Josh Rubenstein's Weather Forecast (February 16)
The low pressure center that gave us stormy weather Wednesday has moved to the southeast.
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The low pressure center that gave us stormy weather Wednesday has moved to the southeast.
Winter weather advisories were in effect for local mountains Wednesday night, as some areas, like Running Springs, received a lot of snow.
The Anaheim police want to identify -- and stop -- the so-called "Snowboarder Bandit."
How often do you find yourself sitting in traffic, waiting for the light to change? You may not know it, but there is a hidden room where a small number of people control your destiny on the road in the underground world of L.A. traffic signals.
Police investigated a possible pipe bomb explosion at Warner Center Wednesday night.
President Obama returned to southern California Wednesday to fill his campaign war chest and rub elbows with some of Hollywood's most powerful people in two major fundraisers.
Nearly 150 California Army National Guard soldiers are scheduled to deploy from the Joint Training Base in Los Alamitos Thursday.
Firefighters battled a major fire that ripped through a Van Nuys thrift store and threatened to spread to neighboring businesses Wednesday night.
President Obama has clearly cast his vote for his favorite sugar cookie.
Whitney Houston will be buried in New Jersey, one week to the day she was found dead in a bathtub in the Beverly Hilton
One big name that likely won't be at this year's Oscars: Kodak.
Several "Desperate Housewives" stars are listed as potential witnesses in a lawsuit brought by former castmate Nicollette Sheridan. The actress alleges the show's creator, Marc Cherry, hit her on the head on set then fired her when she complained.
In the CBS crime mystery series "Unforgettable," Poppy Montgomery plays a female police detective Carrie Wells, who has a rare medical condition that gives her the ability to visually remember everything.
A shared vehicle program, already successful on the east coast, is set to launch in West Hollywood, it was announced Wednesday.
A reward for information leading to the conviction of the hit-and-run driver who killed a 3-year-old girl and injured her mother last week was boosted to $4,000, officials announced Wednesday.
