Stormy Daniels Was Physically Threatened, Her Lawyer Says
A hearing for the lawsuit has been set for July 12 in Los Angeles.
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A hearing for the lawsuit has been set for July 12 in Los Angeles.
Police told CBS2 that a 10-year-old victim was playing on exercise equipment when the incident occurred.
The president of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS) is reportedly under investigation for allegations of sexual harassment.
Nurses, patients and politicians spoke out against the upcoming closure of a hospital in Long Beach that was found to be on an active earthquake fault line.
Jose Zepeda, 45, of Los Angeles was identified as the head of the delivery service, which operated under the names "Art's" and "Flaco's."
Beginning this summer, Sonic Drive-In will offer customers some relief from the heat with the introduction of a new concoction: pickle juice flavored slushies.
The giant retailer earlier this month applied for a patent for "drone pollinators" that would fill in for the declining population of bees that now help fertilize the crops needed to produce the food sold by Walmart and other grocers.
In anticipation of St. Patrick's Day, the LAPD plans to deploy additional officers to various locations throughout the city to set up DUI checkpoints and "DUI saturation patrols."
The Titans led midway through the first half before the Boilermakers took control.
After Rihanna denounced Snapchat for allowing an offensive ad to appear on its platform, Snap's stock fell around 4 percent, erasing nearly $800 million from its market value.
Officials say 24,000 athletes will take on the 26.2-mile route that will start in downtown Los Angeles and end at the Santa Monica Pier. Dodgers slugger Justin Turner is the race ambassador.
Investigators suspect the deaths were likely the result of a "tragic accident," possibly from carbon monoxide poisoning.
Dramatic video captured images of skiiers being thrown off of a malfunctioning ski lift at a resort in the country of Georgia Friday.
The order by U.S. District Judge Virginia Phillips is the latest blow to one of the city's oldest and most controversial law enforcement initiatives.
Restaurant-theater Medieval Times is making a royal change to its lineup, swapping out its longtime male monarch for a queen.
