Dow Opens By Blowing Past 25,000 For First Time
This stock market doesn't obey speed limits. It just blasted through another barrier: Dow 25,000, barely a month after it cracked 24,000 for the first time.
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This stock market doesn't obey speed limits. It just blasted through another barrier: Dow 25,000, barely a month after it cracked 24,000 for the first time.
Deputies have not located the murder weapon. There was also no suspect information.
Friday's Mega Millions drawing will also be an estimated $418 million.
The victim had just finished playing basketball when he was struck by the hit-and-run driver.
The earthquake's epicenter was 2 miles from Berkeley.
Feeling under the weather even though you got your flu shot? Doctors are saying even people who got their flu shot this year are still getting sick.
Neighbors say the woman was well-known and loved but they fear she was a hoarder making it difficult for firefighters during the rescue attempt.
A car laced with bullet holes and inside a man and a woman found dead. Police are looking at whether it might be a case of road rage.
Metro riders may soon be able to pay for their trips through a smartphone app, with the Cubic Corp. announcing today it has been awarded a contract with the transit agency to develop the device.
One of his former staff members filed a formal complaint with the state alleging she was fired for reporting his behavior.
As of Jan. 25, Taco Bell patrons will be given the option to "add fries to that" when the chain will officially begin selling $1 nacho fries for a limited time.
Long Beach officials announced the biggest drop in deadly crimes that the city has seen in decades.
The $2.6 billion project for the Rams and Chargers is 3-and-a-half times the size of the theme park.
Today the City of Los Angeles began accepting recreational pot license applications.
For the first time in over a decade, In-N-Out has given its loyal customers and die-hard followers something to talk about: a new menu item.
