Clippers Bring Fans Courtside For 2020 Playoffs With Virtual Experience
Los Angeles Clippers fans can join the 2020 Playoffs with a virtual courtside seat to support the team while they play in Orlando.
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Los Angeles Clippers fans can join the 2020 Playoffs with a virtual courtside seat to support the team while they play in Orlando.
Camarillo's previous record of 85 degrees set in 2007 was smashed by Wednesday's high of 95 degrees, while Burbank hit 109 degrees, the highest temperature it has seen on that date since 1986, when the city reached 100.
Airbnb announced Thursday it will ban all parties and events at its global listings, including capping capacity to 16 people, until further notice amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Another new Hollywood release is heading directly to digital on-demand platforms instead of movie theaters.
A friend reported the swimmer missing to a lifeguard tower.
According to the Orange County Sheriff's Department, investigators have seen an uptick in wallets and other personal items being taken from purses while people are shopping.
Staffers at the Boys & Girls Club are not teaching students, but are instead providing a safe place and some support navigating online classes for children who don't have internet at home or have parents who work outside the home.
The meth was seized from a panga boat. 33 people were arrested.
Their mother told CBSLA that the two left home because they didn't want to start school.
Bannon and three others are accused of defrauding donors in an online crowdfunding scheme called "We Build The Wall," which raised more than $25 million.
Investigators do not a have a motive in the killing or any suspect information.
The FBI and Army are offering a $25,000 reward for any information leading to the arrest and conviction of 21-year-old Enrique Roman-Martinez's killer. Stacey Butler reports.
For some plastic surgeons across Southern California, it isn't business as usual during the coronavirus pandemic. In fact, business is booming.
Funding for officer body cameras within the El Monte Police Department has been approved after the city council and El Monte Mayor Andre Quintero came to a unanimous agreement.
The outages occurred after the scorching triple-digit temperatures overloaded equipment.
