Wind-Battered Communities Brace For Potential Flooding, Mudslides
Wind-battered communities are bracing for potentially dangerous rainfall as a storm system moves into Southern California.
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Wind-battered communities are bracing for potentially dangerous rainfall as a storm system moves into Southern California.
A water tower sprung a leak in Mount Olympus Sunday, a fire captain said.
A state senator from South Bay says he's outraged that the company Lowe's reportedly pulled its advertising from a cable television show about Muslim Americans.
The Food and Drug Administration's Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) announced today that a California company was recalling approximately 2,300 pounds of chorizo because of mis-branding.
Guilty pleasure? Or just desserts? Experts say the tough economy is prompting shoppers to gift themselves this holiday season.
Only 14 homes were still without power Thursday morning after last week's violent wind storm interrupted service to more than 400,000 Southern California Edison and DWP customers.
The estranged elderly father of actress Jodie Foster was convicted of bilking thousands of dollars from homeowners in a home-building scheme.
The Department of Water and Power is raising water rates for Los Angeles customers to help cover costs associated with meeting new federal environmental requirements.
Residents who sustained at least $10,000 in damages to their properties during last week's wind storms could qualify for tax relief from the government.
os Angeles County has opened up warming centers to help residents cope with an early cold snap.
Thousands of residents are still without power one week after a violent wind storm disrupted service to more than 250,000 residents in the greater Los Angeles area.
The utility is on the defensive in the wake of a devastating wind storm that has left thousands still in the dark.
Harry Potter fans will no longer need to travel to Orlando to experience a real-life version of J.K. Rowling's magical world of wizardry.
The attorneys general in California and Nevada are partnering in investigations into the mortgage meltdown that crippled both states.
Los Angeles County Sheriff's deputies are getting some high-tech equipment for their patrol cars.