Car Seats Until Age 8? Doctor Says New 2012 Law Prevents Brain Damage
Parents and kids alike are grumbling over the new law, but doctors from the Children's Hospital insist it's worth it.
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Parents and kids alike are grumbling over the new law, but doctors from the Children's Hospital insist it's worth it.
If you've avoided paying your parking tickets, now is the time to come up with the cash. Starting next month, the city of Riverside is offering ticket amnesty.
A fire risk has forced Fisker Automotive to start 2012 off with a recall of its luxury electric cars.
A woman who expected her 2006 Honda Civic Hybrid to be her dream car wants Honda to pay for not delivering the high mileage it promised.
Experts say organizing finances each month is one resolution that could help your pocketbook as you start the new year.
Tom Cruise's new mission remains impossible to beat at the box office.
The Angels Flight Railway is expected to mark its 110th anniversary with a 1-cent fare promotion.
Verizon announced Friday that it is scrapping a plan to charge customers a $2 fee if they pay their bills over the phone or online with a credit card.
The Hollywood Reporter says box office attendance is at a 16-year low. An estimated 1.28 billion people went to the movies in 2011, which is the lowest number since 1995.
Disneyland officials are hoping to resume the "Believe in Holiday Magic" fireworks show Friday night. The show was canceled for the seventh time in eight days Thursday following a mishap last week.
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission Thursday announced the voluntary recall of a popular children's toy.
Henry's Tacos, a San Fernando Valley landmark, may be forced to close just days after it celebrated five decades of business.
Should adult film performers be required to use condoms? Residents of the City of Los Angeles may be forced to spend millions of dollars on a special election to answer the question once and for all.
Several new state laws will go into effect on Jan. 1, 2012. Some of the most notable include new regulations for booster seats, sobriety checkpoints and handguns.
District Attorney Steve Cooley warned consumers Tuesday of a new "robo-call scam" aimed at getting confidential banking information from unsuspecting victims.
