Teen Suspect Taken Into Custody Following Death Of 14-Year-Old Basketball Standout Semaj Miller
A suspect in the deadly shooting of 14-year-old basketball prodigy Semaj Miller was taken into custody on Monday.
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A suspect in the deadly shooting of 14-year-old basketball prodigy Semaj Miller was taken into custody on Monday.
The Port of Los Angeles, Logistics Victory Los Angeles and CMA CGM Group donated 75,000 respiratory face masks to the United Farm Workers of America Monday to help those working outdoors amid the pandemic, wildfire smoke and extreme heat.
Of the 23 who died as a result of suspected or confirmed abuse, seven fell under the determination of confirmed abuse — of which six had prior contact with DCFS.
A 30-year-old plumber was charged with murder on Monday in the suspected gang-related shooting death of a man in Orange.
The union representing Los Angeles police is blasting City Councilman Mike Bonin after protesters vandalized the Van Nuys Community Station and burned the station's flag.
There have been no coronavirus deaths among inmates, although a correctional officer died of the disease back in May.
The Long Beach Department of Health and Human Services has conducted 100,000 COVID-19 tests at City-administered sites, meeting a critical need of the COVID-19 pandemic and exceeding the state's requirement.
While indoor barbershops and indoor malls were given the OK to reopen beginning Monday, nail salons were not.
Two alleged street racers pleaded not guilty Monday for their part in a fiery July 30 crash that killed veteran newspaper editor Eugene Harbrecht near his Santa Ana home.
The crash happened last Thursday on Interstate 10, six miles west of Sierra Blanca, Texas. Two people were killed in the crash – 16-year-old Sophia Aslanian and 19-year-old Emma Aslanian.
California is one step closer to banning evictions through January for people who can't pay their rent because of the economic fallout from the coronavirus pandemic.
Newly reported cases per day per 100,00 is currently 13 - nearly double the threshold for moving up to tier two of the state's reopening system.
Los Angeles City Hall and Staples Center will glow purple Monday evening to recognize International Overdose Awareness Day.
The rate of county residents testing positive for COVID-19 inched up from 4.8% Sunday to 4.9% Monday but remains below the state's desired threshold of 8%.
United Airlines first announced it would stop charging its passengers $200 to change their tickets Sunday. The airline's competitors, American Airlines and Delta Airlines, followed suit with their own announcements Monday.
