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CBS2's Jim Hill caught up with Shaq Thursday at the "NBA All-Star Edition Jersey Unveiling" on the CBS Studio lot. He talks about the All Star Game being in LA, the Lakers current state and his relationship with LA fans.
A former Disney star and an actress believed to be his girlfriend are facing armed robbery charges after police say they carried out a string of robberies in a Burbank hillside residential community.
The good news is many of the robberies were captured on security video with very clear visuals of the thieves.
A scheduled deposition of Paul Haggis in a lawsuit in which the Oscar-winner is accused of rape will not go forward as planned next week.
LA Councilman Mitch Englander is responding to our investigation.
Democratic Sen. Tony Mendoza won't be allowed to return while investigators look into allegations that he acted inappropriately toward young women working in his office.
Police said that Matthew Fletcher was arrested on a warrant Thursday.
Plenty of neighbors have received higher than normal bills while not being able to live in their homes.
The organization says President Trump's disparaging comments about immigrants and their home countries is evidence of racial discrimination that has influenced his administration's decision to end protections for roughly 60,000 Haitians.
National Frozen Foods Corporation is voluntarily recalling a variety of frozen green bean and vegetable products due to concerns of listeria contamination.
Mueller is currently investigating any possible ties between the Trump campaign and Russia during the 2016 election.
James Anthony Lawlor was booked Thursday on suspicion of attempted murder, arson, assault and terrorist threats.
Former NBA player Lorenzen Wright's ex-wife has made her first court appearance since she was extradited from California to face charges in his shooting death.
A study conducted by Nutrisystem looked into the eating habits of 2,000 Americans and found that nearly 30 percent keep their phone within reach during every meal.
Trump said he was open to a pathway to citizenship for younger immigrants brought illegally to the U.S. as children.
