Angelenos Make Plans For Mother's Day During The First Weekend The County Is In The Yellow Tier
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The Los Angeles Police Department is trying to breakup what it's calling a "spontaneous rave" between the 5 and 10 Freeways in Cypress Park.
Venice High School, which only recently started using its brand new sports stadium, is now unable to use the multimillion dollar facilities because of a dispute with a neighbor.
An assault suspect took police on a chase from Azusa to Covina before stopping and refusing to exit the full-size GMC pickup truck.
Three people were injured Saturday when a man crashed a stolen car into the back of a Montebello bus.
At least two people, including a child, were injured in a shooting in Times Square in New York on Saturday afternoon.
A man was shot and killed by police after aiming a gun at officers, the Riverside Police Department said.
The Pomona Police Department seized multiple firearms from known gang members on parole and arrested them.
The county has reached the milestone of 5,000 COVID- 19 fatalities during the pandemic, but Orange County officials are also eying a possible first step toward making the yellow tier in the state's economic reopening plan next week.
Vote centers are open and available for the May 18 special primary election for Assembly District 54, officials said Saturday.
Hundreds of migrant children are in a Long Beach shelter unaccompanied as volunteers as coordinators work to get them reunited with their families.
Actress and model Tawny Kitaen, famous for her appearance in 1980s music videos and her high-profile marriages to Whitesnake singer David Coverdale and former Angels pitcher Chuck Finley, died at her Newport Beach home at the age of 59, authorities said Saturday.
SoFi Stadium is looking to fill more than 3,000 part-time event day jobs.
A federal grand jury indictment returned Wednesday named 38-year-old Mustafa Qadiri with four counts each of bank fraud and wire fraud, a count of aggravated identity theft, and six counts of money laundering.
