As Supreme Court Considers Wedding Cake Case, More LGBT Issues Loom
In just the past week, two federal courts ruled in favor of transgender students who want to use school facilities that correspond to their sexual identity.
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In just the past week, two federal courts ruled in favor of transgender students who want to use school facilities that correspond to their sexual identity.
The fallout continued over the weekend after Friday's announcement that University of Southern California President C.L. Max Nikias was stepping down amid a scandal involving former gynecologist George Tyndall.
CBS2's Laurie Perez spoke to a witness and sorts out the bizarre story.
Authorities said the victim in this case was knocked to the ground.
Astronaut Alan Bean, who was the fourth person to walk on the moon, has died.
A bomb threat forced the closure of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and La Brea Tar Pits Museum, but nothing dangerous was found and the facilities were set to reopen today.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and South Korean President Moon Jae-in met for the second time in a month on Saturday to discuss carrying out the peace commitments they reached in their first summit and Kim's potential meeting with President Donald Trump, Moon's office said.
"I really thank these boys and these coaches and the whole league for what they've done for us," said dad Bill.
In a statement Friday evening, Jason Seaman, who teaches seventh grade and coaches football, thanked first responders for the "immediate action and care."
Voters over 65 were the only age group overall not supporting the amendment, with 58.7% voting no, the poll said.
Max Nikias will leave the post immediately, a news release Friday implied.
The DA announced Nancy Amelia Jackson, 55, could face the death penalty in the triple murder of disabled man Phillip White and his elderly parents.
You've heard the bone-rattling, spine-tingling sound before countless Hollywood movies. Now you can see the original handwritten score.
Roads were being closed in the area of Sunset Canyon Drive.
A telephoned bomb threat forced two of Los Angeles' most popular tourist attractions to shut down Friday.
