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A Torrance man once tied to a what federal prosecutors and civil rights groups have described as a now-defunct white supremacist group in Southern California was convicted Tuesday of federal rioting charges.
Former Olympic snowboarder Ryan Wedding, who is wanted for allegedly helping lead an international drug trafficking ring, has been added to the FBI's Ten Most Wanted List.
Friends of Big Bear Valley announced the hatching update on Facebook late Thursday morning. "Today at 10:21 we spotted Pip movement in the third egg."
As Jackie keeps her two eaglets warm, Friends of Big Bear Valley said Thursday morning that there is not a confirmed pip yet in the third egg. "We continue to wait and watch."
HUD Secretary Scott Turner will be making the announcement about the foreclosure moratorium on Thursday while touring the Altadena fire zone with Fifth District of Los Angeles Supervisor Kathryn Barger.
Bass said the recovery efforts in the Pacific Palisades area are months ahead of expectations. She emphasized the city's commitment to expediting the rebuilding process and helping families return to their homes.
The most anticipated rainfall in Los Angeles and Ventura counties is expected between noon and 6 p.m.
"These people are despicable and deplorable, and taking advantage of a terrible tragedy," the woman said about the store Sophia & Mason.
A Norwalk family is asking for help finding their minivan after someone stole it from their driveway.
As the sun set over the Channel Islands Wednesday, protesters rallied in the rain to denounce the recent cuts to the National Parks Service.
The 29-year-old man is believed to have stabbed his father to death at a Monrovia apartment in late-February.
Investigators said the 20-year-old certified nursing assistant sexually assaulted his elderly patient at least twice.
Police say the residents were zip-tied and locked inside of a closet in their home while it was ransacked early Tuesday morning.
A father and son in Santa Barbara County were arrested this week on suspicion of committing lewd acts against a child, authorities said.
A Hollywood woman could face up to life in federal prison after a jury found her guilty Tuesday of selling fentanyl-laced counterfeit opiates through a drug-delivery network out of Los Angeles County.
