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CBSLA's Jim Hill attends Sierra Canyon Media Day.
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CBSLA's Jim Hill attends Sierra Canyon Media Day.
Fire danger in the Angeles National Forest was lowered from "extreme" to "very high," authorities said Wednesday.
Candy spending nationally is up 20% compared to last year, with Americans dropping some $3 billion on the sweet stuff in 2021.
Prominent civil rights attorney Benjamin Crump called for an investigation into the Beverly Hills Police Department following a traffic stop in August 2020.
The $5 million program will provide grants to about 1,700 homeowners in the 395 eligible ZIP codes across the state. The state determines the eligible ZIP codes by assessing seismic risk and the concentrations of older homes.
The scam started with a text message, allegedly sent from Chase Bank, and continued with a phone call from a woman claiming to work for the bank.
Gusty winds of up to 50 mph are expected to blow through parts of the Southland starting early Thursday morning through the afternoon.
The outbreak was primarily within the school's cheerleading program.
Shipping companies that don't get their empty containers out of the Port of Los Angeles quickly will now face larger fines.
A former Long Beach Unified School District safety officer who fatally shot an 18-year-old woman in September was charged Wednesday with murder, Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón announced.
Sheriff's officials confirmed at about 9:20 a.m. that a bear had been reported in the area near Shull Elementary, 825 N. Amelia Ave., prompting the campus lockdown.
A total of about 500 rounds of ammunition were seized from the movie set. They included blanks, dummy rounds and what investigators suspect are other live rounds.
The Claremont Police Department announced the identities of the 33-year-old woman and her 18-month-old daughter connected to the murder-suicide that occurred on Tuesday.
UC police issued an advisory alerting people in the UCLA community about a man they say assaulted an unspecified number of students.
The charges are part of an ongoing Riverside County District Attorney's Office investigation into EDD fraud committed by inmates in the county's jails and prisons.
