Local Connection Found In Russia Indictments Filed By Mueller
Richard Pinedo has admitted to federal investigators that he was selling bank account numbers that were created using stolen American identities.
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Richard Pinedo has admitted to federal investigators that he was selling bank account numbers that were created using stolen American identities.
After tragedies like the shooting massacre at a Florida high school, people often start talking about mental illness, but NFL star Brandon Marshall is on a mission to make talking about mental health an everyday thing.
Nikolas Cruz, 19, was wearing a maroon shirt with the logo from the Army Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps program at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School when he was arrested Wednesday.
Four people were injured Friday — including three critically — after a fall into a shaft on a six-story building construction site in the San Fernando Valley.
The indictment, brought about by the investigation of special counsel Robert Mueller, claims the defendants conducted elaborate information warfare against the U.S. through social media and other means.
"No paper trails for him," Karen McDougal wrote, according to The New Yorker.
A 14-member crew of firefighters helped rescue two dogs who had slid down a cliff.
The U.S. Department of Justice is appealing a California judge's decision to temporarily block new Trump administration rules allowing more employers to opt out of providing no-cost birth control to women.
Two Oceanside drivers may face charges after engaging in an apparent road rage incident that resulted in a rollover crash.
A suspicious video of a gun posted to social media - which prompted a police callout to Cal State University, Northridge Friday afternoon - turned out to be a hoax, officials said.
The FBI acknowledged that they failed to investigate information they received about Nikolas Cruz's weapons, erratic behavior and his disturbing social media posts from a person who was close to Cruz.
He sent out about two million phishing emails after hacking into the L.A. County Superior Court servers.
State Sen. Tony Mendoza is the only California lawmaker who has been suspended over allegations of sexual misconduct. Two assemblymen voluntarily resigned.
A group of immigrant rights activists protested recent raids across Southern California by briefly blocking a Homeland Security van from leaving a downtown Los Angeles jail.
