Car Crash Causes Power Outage In Koreatown
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Power is estimated to be restored by 8 p.m. in the area surrounding 1st and Vermont.
Former CBS CEO Les Moonves "will not receive any severance payment from the company" following an investigation by the CBS Board of Directors.
A new study commissioned by a lobbying group for the exhibition industry found people who go out to the movies more also consume more streaming content at home.
He died of an unspecified industrial injury.
He is accused of a plot to "covertly influence U.S. politicians and public opinion" against political exile Fethullah Gulen.
The city of Beverly Hills asked residents, businesses and visitors to conserve water and not water their landscapes for the next seven days.
"When we were kissing, all of a sudden all of these dogs were unleashed and started running towards me."
Joseph Matthew Machado, 30, was taken to Arrowhead Regional Medical Center for evaluation and treatment after he was finally taken into custody at the end of a wild chase in a stolen ambulance.
Under the new restrictions, which will take effect sometime in 2019, non-residential drivers will not be able to park on more than two dozen streets.
Police say a group of five to 10 burglars with sledgehammers broke through the plate-glass door of the storefront.
The woman was pulling out onto Topanga Canyon from De La Osa when the truck smashed into the small silver sedan. The driver was under the influence and speeding in the residential neighborhood, according to police.
Nick Foles took over for Carson Wentz and passed for 270 yards, and Wendell Smallwood rushed for two touchdowns in the Eagles' 30-23 victory over Los Angeles on Sunday night.
A patient who broke free from his constraints carjacked an ambulance this afternoon and led police on a chase.
A major act of compassion and generosity outside of the LA Coliseum today. A CHiPs For Kids event at the LA Rams game. Greg Mills reports.
Colin Kroll, a tech executive who co-founded the HQ Trivia app, has died. He was 35.
