Source: NBA To Cancel 2 More Weeks
The New York Daily News is reporting that the NBA will cancel two more weeks of the season on Tuesday.
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The New York Daily News is reporting that the NBA will cancel two more weeks of the season on Tuesday.
The family of a 45-year-old autistic man who disappeared from his board-and-care facility is concerned about his welfare and Los Angeles police are searching for him Monday.
A convicted serial killer raped and murdered four additional victims, posing their nude bodies to "shock" whoever discovered them, a prosecutor told jurors Monday, but a defense attorney countered that there is not enough evidence to hold his client responsible.
Scott Dekraai, 41, was appointed a public defender Monday afternoon.
A man extradited from Jamaica more than a decade after the slaying of a German tourist during a botched robbery in Santa Monica was convicted today of murder and attempted robbery charges.
The latest drinking incident among students at Occidental College has administrators promising action. Authorities said as many as eight people attending a party at the school were transported to area hospitals Sunday to be checked out.
Beginning Monday, delays are expected around Sepulveda Boulevard in Westwood for the next few months.
Coming off a season of sagging attendance, the Los Angeles Dodgers announced Monday that the team was lowering season-ticket prices for next year.
Have you ever wondered what goes on in funeral homes behind closed doors? Rebecca Fisher can tell you all about it!
A hiker found human skeletal remains in the Tapia Park area of Malibu Creek State Park.
The RAND Corp. Monday officially retracted a study published in September that linked increases in crime to the closing of marijuana dispensaries around Los Angeles.
Defense attorneys for Dr. Conrad Murray began their case Monday morning after they finished grilling a key prosecution expert.
Are you worried about your holiday spending budget? Wal-Mart announced a new strategy that it hopes will pull in procrastinators early by giving them a big incentive: a guarantee that they'll get the lowest price no matter when they buy during the holiday season.
And no, he couldn't back it out: the road backwards was too steep to reverse uphill.
Pasadena firefighters will swap their dark uniform shirts for pink ones this week to raise awareness of breast cancer and women's cancer research as part of Cancer Awareness Month.
