Caltrans Accused Of Falsifying Bridge Safety Reports
Cal Trans safety inspection reports for several Southland bridges were fabricated, according to a new investigation.
Watch CBS News
Cal Trans safety inspection reports for several Southland bridges were fabricated, according to a new investigation.
Apple has announced a replacement program for first generation iPod nanos due to a possible safety risk.
The gods of ancient Greece have extended their rule to the weekend box office with a No. 1 debut for the action tale "Immortals."
A SuperLotto Plus ticket sold at an Inland Empire gas station is worth $20 million.
Security screeners at LAX will apparently have zero tolerance for holiday cheer this Christmas.
A planned week-long trip to Hawaii by state lawmakers, during which they are scheduled to meet with members of some very powerful interest groups, has triggered outrage in some circles.
Forget camping out overnight for Black Friday deals! Now you can gobble up some turkey and head over to your local Walmart store, which will open at 10 p.m. on Thanksgiving.
CBS2 Investigative Reporter David Goldstein talks to a father whose 23-year-old son was killed in a car accident. Dennis Carrico claims he only gave permission to a non profit organization -- One Legacy -- to donate some of his son's tissues, but later found out they took his entire heart -- and much more.
After a two-year expansion project, John Wayne Airport is doing a show-and-tell of the ongoing changes designed to create a better and more secure flying experience for passengers.
Gas prices have risen to historically high levels since the beginning of September, analysts say.
Toyota announced a major recall Wednesday morning involving nearly 500,000 vehicles.
The San Fernando Valley will welcome its first Chick-fil-A Thursday.
Metro rail will be expanding its night service on certain commuter lines in an effort to bring more riders to downtown Los Angeles.
Activists behind "Bank Transfer Day" are hoping tens of thousands of people on Saturday will voluntarily switch their money to not-for-profit credit unions.
Asian food distributor Korean Farm is voluntarily recalling certain Assi brand frozen oysters from Korea after the Food and Drug Administration says they were linked to a norovirus outbreak that sickened three people in Washington state.
