Police Chase, Standoff With Assault Suspect Shuts Down 91 Freeway
An assault with a deadly weapon suspect was arrested Wednesday after a 20-minute police chase from downtown Los Angeles to North Long Beach.
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An assault with a deadly weapon suspect was arrested Wednesday after a 20-minute police chase from downtown Los Angeles to North Long Beach.
Five additional Los Angeles Police Department employees have tested positive for COVID-19, bringing the total to 71.
Restauranteur Emil Eyvazoff figured his chances for a loan were slim so he found a small bank based out of North Carolina that only does small business loans.
More than 455,000 people applied for the cards, which are valued at about $10 million in total. Around 10,000 households will receive some money, benefitting roughly 30,000 Angelenos.
A man's body was found in an unincorporated area near Maywood Wednesday.
From golf courses to the hiking trails, some aspects of life seemed to be getting back to normal Wednesday.
Access to Los Angeles International Airport's central terminal area has been restricted 24/7 to authorized airport and city personnel and ticketed passengers and their guests only, airport officials said Wednesday.
Riverside County health officials Wednesday reported 124 additional confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus and six more deaths attributed to the illness, bringing countywide totals to 3,084 cases and 99 deaths.
Southern California could see a staggering drop in employment by May due to business closures and cutbacks spurred by the coronavirus shutdown.
A bridge under construction caught fire at Euclid Street.
Between March 19, when the state's stay-at-home order began, and April 19, the CHP says it has issued 2,943 citations across the state for speeding more than 100 mph, compared to 1,335 given out during the same period last year.
Paul Flores, the man who lives in the home, is believed to be the last person to have seen Smart alive back in 1996.
As a heatwave descends on Southern California, skiers and snowboarders may have one last chance to do their thing.
It struck the unincorporated View Park-Windsor Hills area, near Inglewood, just after midnight at a depth of just over 7 miles.
The annual Armenian genocide commemoration -- which typically fills the streets with marching people and cars draped in orange, red and blue flags and banners -- will be online this year because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
