Sherman: Plan To Continue US Aid To China An 'Insult' To Americans
A San Fernando Valley lawmaker sided with Congressional critics opposed to sending millions of dollars in U.S. aid to the nation's biggest foreign creditor.
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A San Fernando Valley lawmaker sided with Congressional critics opposed to sending millions of dollars in U.S. aid to the nation's biggest foreign creditor.
Pasadena police will conduct a special enforcement effort at high-collision intersections Tuesday throughout the city.
A hearing for a lawyer who defended Dr. Conrad Murray in the death of Michael Jackson was postponed Tuesday when the attorney failed to show up.
CBS has announced mid-season premiere dates for the new comedy "¡ROB!" and the return of the Emmy-nominated reality series "Undercover Boss".
Authorities are searching for vandals who targeted four businesses Monday night. Authorities first received a call about a smashed window at Rodeo Realty in the 15300 block of Ventura Boulevard.
Tea Party members are calling on the city to provide more protection from what has become an increasingly unruly demonstration.
Californians are among the top fuel-wasting drivers in the nation, burning up more than 38 million gallons in the most congested roadways last year, according to a report released Tuesday.
Days before Thanksgiving, a tag team of turkeys is making one last stand against motorcyclists in Walnut Creek.
More than 100 "Occupy LA" protesters marched from City Hall to Nokia Theater and back Tuesday morning to show their support for "Occupy Wall Street" demonstrators who were raided by police in New York.
Civic leaders in San Bernardino are hoping to bring more raves to the Inland Empire to jumpstart the local economy.
Crews are working to stop a dangerous landslide on Paseo Del Mar between Western and Weymouth avenues.
Your spouse may be faithful when it comes to relationships, but many couples today admit to a different kind of cheating. And it involves their bank accounts.
Social workers are gearing up to provide services for the homeless individuals at the Ocuppy L.A. protest, according to a news report.
A decorated war hero who was just days away from losing his home has experienced an incredible turn of events.
A car repair led to a $500k-discovery for a man in the Bay Area. Charles Preston brought his van to a mechanic because he was having trouble with the window.
