Shock Jock Don Imus To Retire From His Morning Show In March
Don Imus, the cantankerous radio host whose career was temporarily derailed when he made racist and sexist remarks, is retiring from his morning show.
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Don Imus, the cantankerous radio host whose career was temporarily derailed when he made racist and sexist remarks, is retiring from his morning show.
A woman identified by a scholar as the inspiration for Rosie the Riveter, the iconic female World War II factory worker, has died in Washington state.
The first arriving engine company reported one patient on top of the roof and confirmed that the patient died at the scene.
A man suspected in a Compton shooting that left a three-year-old boy dead turned himself in to authorities Monday.
A Culver City firefighting truck was hit Monday by a Tesla, but no injuries were reported.
The ceremony coincides with the 90th anniversary of the release of her first of more than 70 animated films, "Steamboat Willie."
The bench was placed at Garfield Park in an area across from the children's playground where the boy liked to play.
Celebrities are making sure to thank the crews helping dig Montecito out from a deadly mudslide.
Authorities are taking steps to shut down a 2-mile-long homeless encampment along a riverbed trail in Southern California.
More than a year after it introduced the concept, Amazon is opening its artificial intelligence-powered Amazon Go store in downtown Seattle.
The federal government is on a glide path to reopening Tuesday after Senate Democrats largely joined their Republican colleagues to vote for a proposal that will fund the government through February 8.
With Highway 101 back open in Montecito, an influx of drivers who had been getting around the closure using buses, boats and trains are expected to get back on the Ventura (101) Freeway.
"You guys are breaking up families and it's not fair," Araceli Galvez said choking back tears.
Homicide detectives have identified the alleged shooter in the death of a 3-year-old boy in Compton, authorities said Sunday.
As with many of the awards shows this season, it was the treatment of women in Hollywood that stayed at the forefront of the show.
