Rescue Group In Huntington Beach Seeks Donations To Help Care For 600 Orphaned Ducklings
It's baby duck season in Southern California and a rescue group in Huntington Beach needs help caring for hundreds of orphaned ducklings
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It's baby duck season in Southern California and a rescue group in Huntington Beach needs help caring for hundreds of orphaned ducklings
The suspects followed close behind the girl in a pickup truck.
The mass COVID-19 vaccination sites at the Anaheim Convention Center, the OC Fair & Event Center, Soka University and Santa Ana College will close June 6.
A pedestrian was fatally struck Thursday by a Metro E Line train in the area of Culver City.
One of Hollywood's most iconic restaurants will reopen Thursday after being shuttered since March of 2020.
Yunlong Bai called his Orange County Probation Officer 1 p.m. Tuesday and stated that he had killed his wife and would be waiting for police at his residence.
Los Angeles police have surrounded the area where the pursuit ended at Ensign and Irwin in North Hollywood.
The L.A. County Metropolitan Transportation Authority announced Thursday it relaunched its electric bike share program on the Westside.
The woman was discovered in the roadway with stab wounds. She died at the scene.
Official renderings of three floats from Donate Life, the Lions Club International, and Rotary Rose Parade Float Committee were released Thursday and reflect the theme of the 133rd Rose Parade -- "Dream. Believe. Achieve."
The Angels are parting ways with slugger Albert Pujols, saying they have designated him for assignment.
If she chooses to run, she will join a field that already includes fellow L.A. City Councilman Joe Buscaino and L.A. City Attorney Mike Feuer.
The condition of the driver after the crash was not confirmed.
According to a report compiled by LA Sanitation, 35 tons of solid waste was removed from Echo Park after it was cleared in March.
An LAPD supervisor who was trying to catch up to the pursuit collided with the uninvolved car, police said.
