Power Outage Cuts Electricity To 2,100 In Santa Clarita
A reported 2,100 customers were without power in the Santa Clarita area Monday night.
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A reported 2,100 customers were without power in the Santa Clarita area Monday night.
While Meghan Markle is living in royal splendor at Kensington Palace in England, you can live in her former, slightly less ornate LA home -- for $1.8, that is.
Two more people have died from Saturday's mass shooting at a Walmart in El Paso, Texas, raising the death toll in that attack to 22, authorities said. El Paso police said both victims died Monday.
The millionaire real estate investor has been on the run for more than four years.
Former San Diego Councilman Carl DeMaio announced Monday he is running to replace embattled Republican Rep. Duncan Hunter in congress.
A fistfight between two men stops traffic in the middle of PCH and the incident is captured on video.
Should weapons of war be banned in America? It's a debate that's reopened in the wake of the mass shootings in El Paso and Dayton, both of which were committed with assault weapons.
Cancer survivors received a day of pampering at a West Hollywood salon thanks to selfless beauty experts and Tower Cancer Research Foundation.
Hollywood & Highland has been sold and its new owners are promising to "reimagine" the 7.6-acre, 460,000-square-foot shopping and entertainment complex over the next two years.
A San Fernando Valley resident and a resident in the southeast region of L.A. County are the first two confirmed cases this year.
At one point the suspect abandoned the CHP cruiser and carjacked another vehicle.
Stocks plunged on Monday after the U.S. and China ratcheted up their trade war, with China letting its currency drop to an 11-year low.
Antonio Ramirez, 45, was arrested on July 29 after a 911 call reported an intoxicated man throwing items inside a garage, according to a statement released by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department on Friday. Deputies identified Ramirez as an off-duty deputy.
Baseball card maker Topps accidentally got its lines crossed on a baseball card for Cleveland Indians pitcher Shane Bieber.
President Trump called out "white supremacy" by name Monday and urged the nation to condemn it following the weekend's mass shootings which left 29 people dead.