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Marty Allen first found fame as half of the duo Allen & Rossi with partner Steve Rossi. Allen & Rossi appeared 44 times on "The Ed Sullivan Show," including the episodes where the Beatles performed and most of America watched.
Issa Al-Bayati was shot inside his classroom at Sal Castro Middle School, located in the 1500 block of West Second Street, February 1.
Marijuana users joined forces with police officers in Santa Ana Monday night for an unusual educational experience that could save lives.
Witnesses told police a man in a blue jacket and brown pants ran from the apartment building on Argyle Ave. Anyone with information is urged to call the LAPD.
All 139 passengers and five crew members were ordered to evacuate on emergency slides deployed at the front of the plane after a crew member detected smoke.
Authorities say a 36-year-old Orange County woman was shot by a police after pulling out a gun.
California's insurance commissioner is investigating Aetna after a former medical director for the insurer admitted he never looked at patients' records when deciding whether to approve or deny care.
As KCAL9/CBS2's Jo Kwon reports, the thieves were caught on camera this time.
The popular singer and actor was known for hits including, "You're Breaking My Heart," "On the Street Where You Live," and "An Affair to Remember" from the 1957 movie of the same title.
Dozens of public defenders from across California staged a protest to argue the appointment of the new interim L.A. County public defender Nicole Tinkham, saying she's unqualified.
As KCAL9/CBS2's Lisa Sigell reports, one new pill might even help you wipe out the flu in about 24 hours.
Walt Disney World and Disneyland have once again hiked up the price of admission into its theme parks and social media was quick to take notice.
The San Pedro Public Market is expected to bring new retail shops, restaurants, housing and open-air events programming to the neglected seaside plaza.
The 53-page document lays out his vision: To turn $200 billion in federal money into $1.5 trillion for fixing America's infrastructure by leveraging local and state tax dollars and private investment.
In 2016, there were 42,249 opioid-linked drug fatalities in the U.S. -- more than the number of deaths linked to breast cancer.
