Update: Stolen SUV With Baby Inside Recovered With Child Unharmed
Two officers happened upon the vehicle just before 5 p.m. -- abandoned. They said the baby was crying but otherwise okay.
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Two officers happened upon the vehicle just before 5 p.m. -- abandoned. They said the baby was crying but otherwise okay.
For the second year in a row the Los Angeles Rams' number 99 Aaron Donald has been named Defensive Player of the Year.
King went on medical leave in September 2017, and announced in January 2018 that she had cancer and would not be returning to work.
The Rams held a major rally in Atlanta's Centennial Olympic Park on Saturday as the team gets set to take on the New England Patriots on Sunday in Super Bowl LIII.
A new storm moved into Southern California Saturday morning, bringing heavy rain and winds of up to 80 miles per hour.
Mandatory evacuation orders and voluntary evacuation warnings are in place for areas throughout Southern California.
The Southland is showing its support for the Los Angeles Rams by lighting up several well-known L.A.-area landmarks in Rams blue.
A Ventura County Sheriff's search and rescue volunteer was killed and several others were injured Saturday morning in a multi-vehicle crash on the 5 Freeway in Lebec.
The 33-year-old coach has a tendency to focus so much on the game that he doesn't watch the referees, and occasionally steps out onto the field.
The Los Angeles City Attorney's Office is declining to file charges against attorney Michael Avenatti stemming from his arrest last year on suspicion of domestic violence.
The 14th annual "Museums Free-for-All" event will be held this weekend with more than 40 Southern California museums inviting visitors to attend free of charge.
CBSLA Sports Director Jim Hill interviews Rams owner Stan Kroenke in Atlanta as Super Bowl weekend kicks off.
The CHP said the chase started in South LA when the driver was seen running a red light.
Rams fans are hopeful and ready to show their team spirit. Tom Wait reports.
We are on Storm Watch.
