4 Arrested In Fontana For Running 'Bury My Dead Baby' Scam
Four people have been arrested in Fontana after allegedly running a panhandling scam that asked for funeral donations for a baby that netted up to $1,400 a day.
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Four people have been arrested in Fontana after allegedly running a panhandling scam that asked for funeral donations for a baby that netted up to $1,400 a day.
Two thirtysomething brothers are scheduled to be arraigned Thursday on charges of molesting two neighbor girls, 3 and 7 years old, in Fullerton.
A 14-year-old boy with autism, who had gone missing after boarding an airport shuttle bus from Bob Hope International Airport in Burbank, has been found safe in West Hollywood.
Shaquille O'Neal has many outside-basketball interests since his retirement from the NBA. He's a cop, dances, raps, tweets you name it. He recently invested on Tout.com which shares 15-second videos with friends.
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The world's largest hamburger chain is launching the McDonald's channel.
The bipartisan group argues that allowing Mexican trucking companies to travel into the U.S. to deliver the goods rather than transfer them could jeopardize American jobs.
Emma Powell and Mandi Lodge discussed the show which had it North American premiere this week at the Hayworth Theatre.
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After two days off this week, jurors in the trial of Michael Jackson's personal physician, Conrad Murray, are due back in court Wednesday morning.
State Sen. Alex Padilla wants to increase oversight in the wake of the Solyndra bankruptcy filing.
How is that considered a success? Because the program's director says most of those involved have histories of gun use... and this time they only used their fists.
A series of swastikas spray-painted on the Westside were likely done by a single individual, police said Wednesday.
Officials will be testing the emergency siren system at the San Onofre nuclear generating station Wednesday.