Donald Trump Isn't Ruling Out Pardoning Paul Manafort
Pardoning former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort is still a possibility, President Trump told the New York Post in an Oval Office interview Wednesday.
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Pardoning former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort is still a possibility, President Trump told the New York Post in an Oval Office interview Wednesday.
An extension of Los Angeles' Purple Line subway will receive $100 million and the San Diego Mid-Coast Light Rail project will receive about $80 million in fiscal year 2018 funds.
A dog that Los Angeles police said bit a man on the face was shot and killed by an officer in downtown L.A. Wednesday afternoon.
Days after taking a leave of absence, the chairman of the California Democratic Party announced Wednesday he will seek treatment for alcohol abuse after allegations of sexual harassment and assault.
Caltrans announced Wednesday that it had finalized a report endorsing local street improvements instead of a freeway tunnel.
Fred Taft, a truck driver, was shot and killed while attending a family reunion.
A Moreno Valley probationer is facing armed robbery charges after allegedly stealing four expensive purebred puppies at gunpoint.
Residents forced to flee their homes during the Woolsey Fire were advised to prepare for the possibility they would have to evacuate again due to mudslides and flooding.
The semi hauling the calves in a livestock trailer hit a Chevrolet Silverado Monday afternoon at the intersection of Twentynine Palms Highway and Inca Trail.
The ordinance will require sidewalk vendors to have permits to operate within certain areas. It will not take effect until January of 2020.
The suspect remains at large. The 14-year-old girl suffered several injuries in the attack, which took place in Cabrillo Park.
Police raided the home after receiving a complaint that the suspect had made threats against another person.
The skateboarder had been crossing eastbound Bellflower Boulevard at 27th Street when he was hit by a vehicle that continued southbound onto Bellflower Boulevard.
Taja Jones had left her job at a mortgage company in Santa Monica on April 20, 2006, but never picked up her 14-year-old son later in the day as scheduled. Her body was found five days later in her vehicle, which had been parked in a South L.A. neighborhood.
Mayra Berenice Gallo, 24, of Santa Ana, was arrested Thursday, a month after the attack at a McDonald's restaurant in the 1500 block of North Bristol Street in Santa Ana. She is being held on $15,000 bail.
