CBS2 Unveils Vehicles Making World Debut At LA Auto Show
CBS2's Kent Shocknek is giving us a sneak peek at some of the 20 vehicles that will make their world debut at the LA Auto Show, which runs Nov. 18 through Nov. 27.
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CBS2's Kent Shocknek is giving us a sneak peek at some of the 20 vehicles that will make their world debut at the LA Auto Show, which runs Nov. 18 through Nov. 27.
The website TMZ reported early Wednesday that Mariah Yeater dismissed her paternity suit against Justin Bieber last week.
Taking separate vacations and having platonic boyfriends aren't exactly what you think of when you hear "'til death do us part." But a new book reveals these may be some of the keys to a happy marriage.
City officials have promised swift punishment for whomever they find was involved in an online video that spoofs the West Covina Police Department.
You probably have heard the proverb "it takes a village to raise a child" and now a group of single moms are doing just that -- combining families into "mommunes."
A grandmother was watering plants in her backyard when the ground collapsed, causing her to plummet six feet into a septic tank Tuesday night.
An industrial accident at an Orange County business has injured at least two people.
A man is under arrest Tuesday after calling cops to his home, where they found between $30,000 to $60,000 in ecstasy pills.
Huntington Beach Police Tuesday searched for a desperate dad, who apparently turned to robbery to feed his kids.
Emergency crews were responding to a man on fire in Glendale Tuesday night.
A 17-year-old boy was critically injured in a drive-by shooting near a storage facility in North Hollywood Tuesday.
As part of the "Build Smart Breathe Easier" asthma education campaign, an international pharmaceutical company is building four homes with asthma-healthy features for low-income families affected by the disease.
John Wayne Airport officials hope to have a glitch in its baggage handling system in the new terminal, which opened Monday, fixed by the end of the month.
Nearly a week after porn star Sasha Grey read to a first grade class at a Compton elementary school, the district is finally speaking out.
Riverside County supervisors Tuesday approved changes to their pension plan and the plans of other elected officials, managers and non-union employees that will require them to make their own contributions into retirement accounts, instead of taking the money out of the general fund.
