Jury Recommends Death Penalty For 'Hollywood Ripper' Michael Gargiulo
Jurors recommended a death sentence Friday for Michael Gargiulo, the so-called Hollywood Ripper who killed and mutilated two women and attacked a third.
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Jurors recommended a death sentence Friday for Michael Gargiulo, the so-called Hollywood Ripper who killed and mutilated two women and attacked a third.
In a statement to the Associated Press Friday, Norman Lear said "He was a rare and great comic actor. There was only one Bill Macy."
The app's new feature will let users report speed traps, crashes, traffic, and lane closures from their smartphones.
Defense contractor Northrop Grumman will be moving secret cargo through the Redondo Beach marina this weekend.
The recall includes 33,000 bottles sold through an online retailer.
The 20-year-old Davis Moreno-Jaime was also ordered to register as a sex offender for life.
Two men who were aboard were able to escape in a dingy. They were floating in the ocean when a good Samaritan boat came to their rescue.
Traffic was backed up for miles in both directions.
Astronauts Christina Koch and Jessica Meir, soaring 260 miles above a wave of public interest, floated outside the International Space Station Friday.
At least four vehicles were involved. A Sig Alert was issued and several northbound lanes were closed.
The Blue Line -- which starts in Long Beach and runs north through Compton and Watts, ending in downtown L.A. -- will fully reopen as the A-Line on Nov. 2.
A Masai giraffe calf was born Oct. 5 to mother Hasina and father Philip. The unnamed baby giraffe entered the world at a whopping 6 feet and 6 inches and 138 pounds.
The third assault may have occurred in the early hours of Jan. 16, 2019, according to an updated statement from the LAPD released Thursday. Detectives believe there may be many more unidentified victims.
A preliminary 3.7-magnitude earthquake was reported in Compton shortly after midnight Friday.
Pasadena's school district is losing students — about 1,200 students in the past five years — forcing the board of education to tackle the issue of closing some schools in order to keep the district solvent.
