'Bike Not Included': Ryan Reynolds Hires Woman From Peloton Ad For Gin Label
People are calling it a sequel — of sorts — to the viral Peloton holiday ad that some called sexist, because it shows a man giving his wife a stationery bike for Christmas.
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People are calling it a sequel — of sorts — to the viral Peloton holiday ad that some called sexist, because it shows a man giving his wife a stationery bike for Christmas.
A Los Angeles jury found Friday afternoon that Tesla CEO Elon Musk did not defame a British cave explorer in a tweet.
An Inland Empire mother and grandmother who left nearly two weeks ago for a spa day in San Diego still has not returned home leaving her family desperate for answers.
A mountain lion was spotted again prowling a Simi Valley neighborhood, just a day after it was believed to have attacked two dogs, killing one of them.
The Supreme Court of the United States met Friday to discuss whether the Constitution gives homeless people the right to sleep on the sidewalk.
A vandal was caught on camera slashing a car's tires in Newport Beach early Wednesday morning, but it wasn't cell phone or home security video that caught him in the act — it was the car, a Tesla.
Disneyland's popular Haunted Mansion attraction is set to close for two months starting Jan. 21 while undergoing repairs.
The Los Angeles Police Department released video Friday of an October officer-involved shooting in Boyle Heights.
A preliminary 3.0-magnitude earthquake struck about 13 miles away from San Pedro Friday afternoon.
After a series of meetings with valley residents frustrated about loud noise from the Hollywood Burbank Airport, the Federal Aviation Administration says planes have been flying further south in recent years.
Some Corona residents will pay more for their water starting next month.
It comes after President Trump signed an executive order giving cities and states the right to refuse the resettlement of refugees.
The SUV was completely destroyed. The suspect was arrested at the scene.
If driving 2,825 miles in just under 28 hours sounds impossible, that's because it's illegal – the trio says their highest speed was 193 miles an hour, but averaged about 103 miles an hour.
The moratorium covers about 800,000 homeowners who live either inside or next to the perimeter of one of 16 wildfires that burned across the state in October.
