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A number of text message exchanges between Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti and firefighters during the Woolsey fire last year were recently released to the Los Angeles Times, but it's what wasn't included that's raising concerns.
Kanye West is no stranger to controversy — but now he's getting flack from his Calabasas neighbors over a construction project on his property.
Police said there was only one victim in the incident that played out on the 600 block of Spring Street
Police are looking for Henry "Oscar" Mazariegos-Gonzales, 29, of Riverside.
"This person should have been in prison, and not allowed to be in our community committing these violent acts," Garden Grove Police chief Tom DaRé said.
Firefighters had to use a helicopter to hoist a 30-year-old horse to safety after he fell down a hillside in Sunland Friday morning.
Fifty years after her sister was murdered by the Manson Family, Debra Tate found Margot Robbie's portrayal of Sharon Tate in the film "Once Upon A Time In Hollywood" bittersweet.
Investigators believe Jorge Calderon preys on intoxicated women at parties and could have more victims.
The former Long Beach Polytechnic High School football star discusses his wrongful conviction and new movie "Brian Banks."
The budget-carrier is running an eco-friendly promotion that allows people with the last name Green or Greene to fly for free.
Bobby Kim is the co-founder of the highly sought-after streetwear brand 'The Hundreds'. DeMarco Morgan had a chance to spend the day with Bobby and get some insight into his inspiration, unique upbringing, and success.
The constructions workers were working at the site of a high-rise building not far from ArcLight Cinemas.
Despite other people in line behind him, the video shows him bending down and lowering his phone beneath the woman's dress, a flash visible at one point beneath the skirt.
For 75 years, Smokey Bear has been teaching Americans about their role in preventing wildfires in the country's longest-running public service advertising campaign.
Nearly 800 paper files containing sensitive information were stolen last month from a Riverside County employee's vehicle, the county announced Thursday.
