Illegal Fireworks Light Up Sky Over Boyle Heights In Neighborhood Tradition
A neighborhood tradition in Boyle Heights continued this Fourth of July as illegal fireworks once again lit up the sky.
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A neighborhood tradition in Boyle Heights continued this Fourth of July as illegal fireworks once again lit up the sky.
Three adults and one minor were transported to the hospital in moderate to serious condition following a Fourth of July shooting in South Los Angeles.
The American Red Cross opened a shelter in Ridgecrest and is providing services following this morning's 6.4 magnitude earthquake.
It's unclear if that victim was an innocent bystander who got caught in the crossfire, or whether the person was already dead prior to the pursuit.
Video footage captured intense swaying that occurred inside a Ridgecrest restaurant when a powerful M6.4 earthquake shook the town on Tuesday.
It struck in in the remote Kern County community of Searles Valley Thursday morning, about 160 miles northeast of Los Angeles.
The City of Los Angeles announced they would lower the threshold on the current Shake Alert L.A. App following a magnitude 6.4 earthquake rattled the city.
The 6.4 quake is the largest to hit Southern California in 20 years.
Did you feel it? Suzanne Marques and DeMarco Morgan definitely were shaken by the magnitude-6.4 quake Thursday.
Authorities are looking for a man who pretended to be a police officer when he stopped a driver and sexually assaulted her in El Monte Wednesday night.
The officers were responding to a reported hit-and-run when a gunman opened fire on them. No officers were hurt.
The 93rd annual AmericaFest, billed as California's longest-running Independence Day fireworks show, will take place at the Rose Bowl.
A Riverside County animal shelter is pleading with people to stop surrendering unwanted animals until after the Fourth of July.
The Trump administration signaled on Wednesday that it is exploring a "path forward" to add a question on U.S. citizenship to the 2020 census.
As CBS2/KCAL9 reporter Jake Reiner found out a lot of people didn't mind that fireworks were left in the hands of professionals.
