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A loving grandmother of three and caretaker of her elderly father — a veteran battling dementia — was in the hospital Monday night, fighting for her life after being brutally attacked in a Riverside park.
Dakhil was taken off life support Sunday, the same day her family announced funeral plans for her husband, 30-year-old Joseph Awaida, and her son, 3-year-old Omar Owaida.
LAX officials announced Monday the LAX-it remote pickup lot for taxis and rideshare services will expand by 50% beginning Wednesday morning.
A suspicious envelope addressed to the former congresswoman was said to have contained an unidentified powder inside.
The suspect was taken into custody on Century Boulevard shortly before 6 p.m.
Several Chinese and Mexican nationals were taken into custody last week after arriving in a makeshift boat on the coast of Southern California.
The company laid out a five-point plan, including $1 billion for an affordable housing investment fund and $1 billion in mortgage assistance for first-time home buyers.
After nearly 50 years, The Donut Man is opening a second location.
Uber, which owns the Jump electric bikes and scooter, has lost its permit to rent in the city of Los Angeles.
Authorities say they have seized more than $1.5 billion worth of illegally grown marijuana plants in California in an annual eradication program.
Crews were forced to pause their cleanup efforts in the Sepulveda Basin Monday after several propane tanks were found in a homeless encampment.
Who is seeing signs of life even as the Maria Fire burns in Ventura County? These firefighters, who found a great horned owl stuck in tree branches and suffering from smoke inhalation.
Police say the victim – who had been stabbed as many as three times with a 3- to 4-inch pocket knife -- was taken to Holy Cross Medical Center for surgery.
The crash happened at about 4:20 a.m. at Towne Avenue, initially blocking all lanes. The crash caused miles of backup for morning commuters headed west toward Los Angeles County.
Irate travelers told CBS2/KCAL 9's Laurie Perez that they had to wait over an hour to get picked up Sunday at the "LAX-IT" pick-up lot and then forced to pay "surge" prices by the rideshare companies.
