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The New York Times reported Wednesday that Justify — the horse that won the 2018 Triple Crown — failed a drug test after the Santa Anita Derby, and it was kept secret by the California Horse Racing Board.
The recall is due to an issue with a pump in the braking system, mostly at low speeds.
A person was found dead after possibly being electrocuted near Griffith Park Wednesday afternoon.
A sexual assault at Cal State Fullerton "did occur" but did not take place on the university's campus as initially reported, police said Wednesday.
A Los Angeles deputy city prosecutor shot his wife and adult son at his home in Northridge before turning the gun on himself, authorities said Wednesday.
A student at a Boyle Heights school was shot in the jaw while standing in a lunch line on campus last month, officials confirmed Tuesday.
The company will now allow 911 calls through their app.
Attendees for Madonna's 10 shows at L.A.'s Wiltern Theatre in November will be required to put their phones and accessories in secure pouches ahead of the concert.
A rabbi says the vandals apparently waited for congregants to enter the temple just before 5:30 a.m. when they spray-painted the walls outside.
On the 18th anniversary of the worst terrorist attack on American soil, Southern Californians will mark 9/11 with remembrances and volunteer work.
The 28 rings were found as officers examined a shipment to Arizona arriving from China. The rings were found in a wooden ring box, apparently to be sold as a collection.
The Clippers are looking to open a new arena in Inglewood in 2024. Of that $100 million, $75 million will go towards affordable housing.
Police say a man tried to lure a 13-year-old girl into his car in front of Dexter Middle School in Whittier.
Terri Lynn Hollis disappeared from in front of her home in the 2600 block of Dalemead Street on Thanksgiving Day in 1972. Her body was found the following day by fishermen on a cliff below Pacific Coast Highway in Oxnard.
A pastor of Riverside megachurch Harvest Christian Fellowship known for his work in mental health and outreach has died of suicide, founder Greg Laurie said in a Facebook post.
