Help Is On The Way For Thomas Fire Victims
The Department Of Homeland Security announced Tuesday President Trump has declared a major disaster for the counties of Ventura and Santa Barbara, allowing funds to be release to those affected.
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The Department Of Homeland Security announced Tuesday President Trump has declared a major disaster for the counties of Ventura and Santa Barbara, allowing funds to be release to those affected.
The season pass holder who visits Magic Mountain the most this year will win an "All-In 2019 Season Pass."
The crew couldn't find it and so the flight was canceled.
Former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson is becoming a California marijuana entrepreneur.
The Mega Millions drawing will take place Tuesday night, offering players an annuity jackpot of $343 million, paid over 29 years.
On Friday, 75 people got stung. Forty people were stung on Saturday; forty more on Sunday; and 30 more on Monday.
The sign along the 15 Freeway reads, "Official Sanctuary State! Felons, Illegals and MS13 Welcome!"
The Senate must confront how to handle one of its members, Sen. Tony Mendoza, a Democrat who has refused calls to step aside amid an investigation into his alleged inappropriate behavior
Businesses are being asked to document sales and transfers of pot manually.
Police had responded to a report of a suspect threatening people with a knife outside a Crate & Barrel.
After nearly 70 years, the iconic adult entertainment brand could end its U.S. print edition and focus exclusively on its digital presence, according to reports.
A cage carrying live chickens fell onto the San Gabriel River (605) Freeway Tuesday morning, briefly forcing the closure of all southbound lanes while police corralled the birds.
Hundreds of actresses, agents, writers, directors, producers and executives are part of the effort to fight systemic sexual harassment.
Employees from nearby businesses told CBS2 they heard explosions coming from the motorhome, which had been parked on the block for several weeks.
Some of the more than 800 new - and some say controversial - laws passed this year have taken effect in the Golden State.
