Watch CBS News
The government is warning parents and pet owners to stop using the Tread+ by Peloton immediately after one death and dozens of other incidents involving injuries to children and pets.
Dr. Anthony Fauci, chief medical adviser to President Biden, said Sunday he believes there will be a decision over whether to end the pause on the use of Johnson & Johnson's coronavirus vaccine by Friday.
As restrictions begin to lift, we're shining the spotlight on Southern California getting back to business!
Protestors marched down the center of Hollywood Boulevard Saturday night, blocking traffic.
Outdoor dining and shopping is expanding Saturday night in WeHo, with a pilot program the city is launching called "Out on Robertson."
LA Police are on the scene of a deadly shooting in Inglewood, on the 5400 block of West 117th Street.
A vaccine popup on Saturday, where organizers distributed vaccinations and fresh food to a community hit hard by the pandemic, was the first ever held in an LA community garden.
The Angels Saturday and Sunday games against the Twins have been postponed after two players on Minnesota's roster tested positive COVID-19.
Kroger is closing two of its stores, Ralph's and Food 4 Less, on Saturday after the City of Long Beach mandated that the company pay employees $4 extra an hour in hero pay amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Despite the nationwide halt in the administration of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine over blood clotting issues, L.A. County still expects to receive more than 600,000 total doses of the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines next week.
Family members, friends and supporters marched on Saturday to bring attention to the death of Aisha Mireles, who was found dead near a bridge in Compton last month.
A somber and focused funeral service was held Saturday for Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh — a service that Philip himself had chosen, despite the COVID-19 protocols that meant only 30 people could attend. Queen Elizabeth sat alone at the service due to the virus.
The assault occurred in the early morning hours of Sunday, April 11 at an after-hours club on Pittsburgh's Southside.
According to the museum, capacity was being limited to 25% and tickets must be reserved online in advance.
There was no suspect description and no word on a motive.
