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Naval Air Weapons Station China Lake remained closed Tuesday as base officials continued to clean up and conduct repairs of damage caused by the two big earthquakes that rocked nearby Ridgecrest.
Premiums have increased by an average of 7.9 percent since 2014, according to Covered California.
A replica handgun designed to resemble a Berretta pistol was recovered from the scene of a shooting involving a Fullerton police officer that left a 17-year-old girl dead, prosecutors said Tuesday.
This month marks the 50th anniversary of that historic "small step for man, giant leap for mankind," and Angelenos can have fun celebrating it with a variety of activities.
Police in Arvada, Colorado responded to an unusual call Saturday morning: llamas on the loose.
An English soccer player took to Instagram overnight to plead for the return of his dog that was apparently stolen from his West Hollywood home in a burglary.
Bottled water and food is being handed out at Trona High School. On Tuesday morning, portable showers were set up at the school.
A child left unattended in a car led to a drug bust in Victorville on the Fourth of July.
A dog who became stuck under a patio in Perris needed a few helping hands and a concrete saw to get out of his situation.
Kawhi Leonard, Paul George and anyone associated with the Clippers are not welcome at Alfred Coffee.
In 1992, Perot became the most successful non-major party presidential candidate in 80 years, amassing 19 percent of the popular vote, running against President George H.W. Bush and Arkansas Gov. Bill Clinton.
Los Angeles police are engaged in a standoff situation following a late-night pursuit that ended in a crash.
An unidentified New York couple is suing a Los Angeles fertility clinic after they claim they gave birth to a pair of babies that were not biologically theirs.
The Los Angeles Police Department is asking for the public's help identifying a suspect involved in a stabbing on a Metro Expo Line train Monday evening.
