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It's been nearly four years since sixteen-year-old Bodhi Sherzer-Potter and her boyfriend Cody Thompson were shot to death inside an abandoned military bunker on a rainy desert night.
Developments continue in the ongoing sexual harassment saga involving presidential candidate and GOP front runner Herman Cain.
A bicyclist was struck by a van on a sidewalk and critically injured following a dispute with the driver, according to Long Beach police.
A jury today recommended that a gang member spend the rest of his life in prison for killing two men, but deadlocked onpunishment for three other murders he was convicted of committing last year.
Crews are working to repair a ruptured water main that left a busy section of Studio City completely submerged overnight.
Tattooed with hair dyed blue, Janelle Hutcherson is not your typical beauty pageant contestant. The 25-year-old hairdresser is the first openly lesbian contestant to enter the Miss Long Beach pageant.
Lawyers for Dr. Conrad Murray say they will seek to overturn his conviction for involuntary manslaughter in the death of Michael Jackson.
A federal lawsuit filed against the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department alleges deputies illegally seized $7 million in jewelry, artwork and other valuables last year in a raid and threatened those who asked for their property back.
Director Brett Ratner, who came under fire for using a gay slur after a Los Angeles screening of his film "Tower Heist," resigned Tuesday as the producer of next year's Oscar telecast.
Shakira, the highest-selling Colombian recording artist of all time and a two-time Grammy winner, received the 2,454th star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame Tuesday.
Rapper Heavy D has died at the age of 44.
Detectives on Tuesday are hunting for a man who approached a young girl outside her Los Angeles middle school in what appeared to be an attempted sexual assault.
An Orange County sheriff's deputy on a motorcycle, who was chasing another motorcycle rider, was injured Tuesday after crashing into a car in Mission Viejo.
Don't panic -- it's only a test! The first nationwide test of the Emergency Alert System (EAS) will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday, with emergency tones being broadcast on radio and cable and satellite television systems.
How would you like to help reduce poverty in Africa and Asia from right here in the Southland? Shaheen Nanji and Sasha Rawji visited the KCAL9 studio Tuesday to talk about how you can be involved with Partnership Walk LA.
