Officials Urge Angelenos To Report Wind Damage
Los Angeles has not met the qualifications to receive public sector assistance in the wake of this month's historic windstorms.
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Los Angeles has not met the qualifications to receive public sector assistance in the wake of this month's historic windstorms.
The U.S. Department of Housing awarded $74.5 million to local programs that help homeless people and families get basic services and transition to permanent supportive housing throughout Los Angeles County, officials announced Thursday.
A Southern California woman has been sentenced to 50 years to life in prison for the gang-related mistaken identity shooting death of a teenager in 2005.
Network anchor Russ Mitchell is leaving CBS News after 20 years to anchor for the NBC television station in Cleveland.
A 37-year-old Laguna Hills man who drives a school bus for the Saddleback Valley Unified School District was behind bars Thursday on suspicion of molesting three children, an Orange County sheriff's spokesman said.
A man on death row for strangling a 14-year-old Fresno girl was charged with murdering a 15-year-old high school sophomore in Long Beach in 1989, the District Attorney's Office announced Thursday.
A recruiting officer for the Navy suspected of sexually assaulting a potential recruit is expected to be arraigned next month.
UPS officials say they will deliver 26 million packages worldwide Thursday. UPS is expecting to handle more than 120 million packages over the course of the week.
The city of Fullerton has appointed yet another acting police chief amid investigations into the death of a homeless man.
A class on the First Amendment is being offered to "Occupy LA" protesters who were arrested on minor offenses.
Despite a reduction in violent crime, Los Angeles police say there has been a spike this year in both assaults on officers and officer-involved shootings.
Bruce Beresford-Redman will finally be extradited to Mexico to face charges in his wife's 2010 death.
Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa Thursday announced free rides on the county's buses and trains on two of the year's worst nights for drinking and driving, Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve.
Federal authorities say they have seized more than $4 million in phony merchandise in the Los Angeles area during this holiday season.
