Hillside Gives Way Off La Tuna Canyon
Drenching rains brought down a hillside off La Tuna Canyon Road within an area that was already under evacuation.
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Drenching rains brought down a hillside off La Tuna Canyon Road within an area that was already under evacuation.
Officer Greggory Casillas was shot and killed following a pursuit and foot chase with a suspect who later barricaded himself in an apartment for more than 15 hours.
CEO of MGA Entertainment, Inc. Isaac Larian has contributed $200 million in an effort to reach a $1 billion goal to save Toys "R" Us.
The recalled units include PI2010 and PI9010 and feature a distinctive, raised pill design on the front.
Thousands of people have been forced to evacuate their homes in Santa Barbara and Ventura counties.
Alex Razo, 17, was pronounced dead at 10:29 a.m. Wednesday, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department.
Cambridge Analytica accessed information from 50 million Facebook users without their knowledge.
Sheriff's homicide detectives are investigating the death of a man along the northbound San Gabriel (605) Freeway in Norwalk.
Residents living at the foot of the Cleveland National Forest, where the Canyon Fire burned last September, were ordered to get out Thursday ahead of a storm that is expected to drop up to seven inches on the region.
With another day of record rain expected, flash flood watches remain in effect through several areas of the region, especially in areas recently burned by wildfire.
More than 32,000 people have evacuated in Santa Barbara and Ventura Counties. Thousands more were under evacuation orders Wednesday night in L.A. County.
Savage called the allegations "completely without merit and absolutely untrue" in a statement provided to CNN.
Video was released Wednesday of a deadly self-driving vehicle crash in suburban Phoenix that shows a pedestrian walking from a darkened area onto a street just moments before an Uber SUV strikes her.
This week's storms might seem severe enough to make a dent in the state's ongoing drought, but a flowing L.A. River belies an uglier truth.
The residents said they were not expecting a package and did not know the sender, according to Los Angeles Police Officer Tony Im.
