Toyota Recalls 6.4M Vehicles Worldwide
Toyota has announced one of the largest car recalls in history involving more than six million vehicles across the globe.
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Toyota has announced one of the largest car recalls in history involving more than six million vehicles across the globe.
A consumer advocacy group alleges California regulators and other officials doctored data to avoid pinpointing the source of an apparent health threat at the Autumnwood housing complex.
Maria Sanchez claims the city animal shelter, located at 333 Chandler Place, is keeping its animals in unsanitary conditions, causing them to become ill.
A Pacoima lawmaker wants to create criminal penalties for anyone who sells mislabeled seafood in Southern California.
Continuing the success of their superhero franchise, "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" has set a record as the biggest domestic April release ever.
Investigators are looking into allegations of a major data breach linked to an Orange County-based credit reporting agency, according to reports Friday.
The Beverly House, the former home of publishing mogul William Randolph Hearst, is up for sale for $135 million.
The Hunt continues to gain praise and popularity by allowing the online community to assist each other in the search for their desired items.
Climbing prices, combined with low inventory, is causing worry for some would-be home buyers, concerned about the possibility of another bubble.
Authorities say seven people were arrested and more than $150,000 in illegal knockoffs of handbags, movies, music and more were seized at a Riverside County swap meet.
Consumers who were unable to create an account or start their application because of technical problems have until midnight on April 15 to finish their applications.
Patrick Ivison, now 19, nearly died when he was walking with his mom behind a car that suddenly backed up, pinning him underneath.
Insurance Information Network of California spokesperson Tully Lehman says often homeowners don't opt in because premiums are pricey and don't make long-term financial sense. Others aren't taking the risk.
The price for the 50,000-square-foot home is the highest ever recorded in L.A. County. The buyer paid cash but has not been identified.
An estimated one in five seniors has fallen victim to a financial scam, with only a fraction of such incidents ever reported to authorities, Los Angeles County prosecutors said Monday.
