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Cheers! We're getting ready for Oktoberfest with Alpine Inn Executive Chef Marko Penich!
Every year since the 9-11 terrorist attacks, Gary Biggerstaff has placed 343 white, personalized crosses, each with a fallen fireman's name in his front yard to pay tribute to the victims and heroes of that fateful day.
Enough tickets have been sold to lift the local television blackout on Sunday's 2011 season-opening game between the Chargers and Vikings.
The infamous "Bell 8" are back in court on public corruption charges in the hopes of setting a date to convince a judge to drop the case against them.
A big rig driver will be sentenced Thursday for causing an accident that killed a man and his daughter.
The Indianapolis Colts still aren't sure whether Peyton Manning needs a second surgery on his injured neck -- or how much more time he'll miss.
Employees at a Hyatt hotel in West Hollywood took part in a week-long multi-city walkout Thursday to protest work conditions.
Chick-fil-A will open in Hollywood on Sept. 22.
It was "Game on!" for the U.S. Open on Thursday. Unfortunately for American Donald Young, his breakthrough run at Flushing Meadows ended in straight sets against Andy Murray.
Defending champ Rafael Nadal took full advantage of a fresh start, dominating Gilles Muller when their rain-delayed match resumed at the U.S. Open.
Andy Roddick's match against David Ferrer at the U.S. Open has been moved to tiny Court 13 because of a problem with water gathering on the surface of the court in Louis Armstrong Stadium.
Cooling centers will be open across the Southland Thursday to help residents cope with excessive heat.
From bomb-sniffing dogs to pat-downs of fans, security will be tight at 13 NFL games and the U.S. Open at Flushing Meadows on Sunday.
While donations are welcome, the hospital would prefer gift cards so its staff could pick out the DVDs most appropriate for children.
For many people in Southern California, it's just not as cool as it used to be — and one climatologist says it has nothing to do with "global warming".
