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Bankruptcy Judge Christopher Sontchi in Delaware ruled that there was no "imminent" threat posed by Exide's abandonment of the plant, even though the site has led to extensive lead pollution in the air and soil of surrounding neighborhoods.
The pursuit began in the early hours of the morning when Santa Ana police attempted to stop 30-year-old Christopher Ulmer for a suspected DUI.
Marlen Benitez, a wife and mother of four, was in critical condition Friday after she and her fruit cart were struck by a driver in an SUV Tuesday in San Bernardino.
Game 6 is scheduled for Saturday at 1:38 p.m. at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas. Atlanta leads the best-of-seven series 3-2.
As of Friday evening, 728,844 Riverside County residents, 708,945 San Bernardino County residents and 201,870 Ventura County residents have been tested for COVID-19.
John Legend paid tribute to his wife, Chrissy Teigen, in his first performance since the loss of their child late last month due to pregnancy complications.
Dozens of students at East Los Angeles College now have some new tech to help with their studies.
A new fall trend is emerging with parents deciding to take a rare opportunity to see the world firsthand while working and schooling remotely.
Three other teens survived. There was no immediate suspect information or a motive in the killings.
Miguel Cabrera, 38, was charged with one felony count each of meeting a minor for lewd purposes and distributing pornography to a minor.
More than 100 dogs from a commercial breeding kennel that was in the evacuation zone of the Bobcat Fire are ready for adoption, authorities said Friday.
Governor Newsom has said that California theme parks won't be able to reopen anytime soon - and that has many annual Disneyland pass-holders now asking for refunds.
State officials Friday announced that the state Republican Party would remove unofficial ballot drop boxes, but party officials said they have not given in and called the Democrats' action "thuggish voter intimidation."
A person was fatally struck by a Metrolink train in Northridge Friday afternoon.
Health officials said Friday's case count was an undercount due to a technical issue with the state's data reporting system.
