Body Of Missing Swimmer Found Near Santa Monica Pier
The man was reported missing just before 11:30 p.m. Friday.
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The man was reported missing just before 11:30 p.m. Friday.
Two executives and a psychologist were killed. The gunman was a former Army rifleman who served in Afghanistan.
The annual event raises money for breast cancer screenings, treatments and research.
Most of what you'll find on Musical.ly is looping video of innocent fun involving people lip-syncing and dancing, but one mother found deeply disturbing videos that go beyond the sexually explicit.
Sister Catherine Rose was one of the nuns fighting Katy Perry over the singer's claims to the Los Feliz property on which a former convent of the Los Angeles Archdiocese stood.
Witnesses said they heard the shots just before 10 p.m.
The CHP says the thief is not likely to get far. Police know who he is -- he left his ID in the car.
At the oldest street in Los Angeles, the city's newest plan to help the homeless has some vendors outraged.
Bird Rides launched in Santa Monica in September, but has since found its business in conflict with the City of Santa Monica.
KCAL9's Tina Patel reported from the location -- the 14300 block of Arrow Boulevard -- where she said many neighbors never even heard of the powerful drug.
Gay tweeted she'd bought 101 tickets for the 3 p.m. showing Saturday and 83 for the Sunday screening at 6:15 p.m. at the ArcLight Theater in Culver City.
While helping a sick woman, the firefighters noticed an odor in the building and began experiencing symptoms they associated with carbon monoxide poisoning. After the woman was taken to an ambulance, a hazardous materials team found a man dead in his apartment one floor above.
Perla Morales-Luna's attorney says his client has not been charged with anything, though CBP has defended its agents' actions, saying she is part of a "transnational criminal organization."
A tradition that has withstood the test of time continues early Sunday morning as we spring forward for daylight saving time.
The ACLU files a lawsuit claiming Juan Hernandez's September, 2017 arrest was unlawful and that he was only detained because of his "Latino appearance."
