LA Convict Recaptured After Disappearing Just Months Before Release
Jessie Barraza, who was serving two years for grand theft auto, was set to be released in February.
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Jessie Barraza, who was serving two years for grand theft auto, was set to be released in February.
Downtown L.A., LAX, Long Beach, Burbank, Woodland Hills, Camarillo, Sandberg and Oxnard are among the cities that set new heat records Wednesday.
The southbound Golden State (5) Freeway was down to just one lane for several hours after a tanker truck carrying about 6,200 gallons of milk overturned early Wednesday morning.
Authorities Wednesday released a surveillance photo of a man who they say followed a girl and tried to lure her into his car in Manhattan Beach last month.
Authorities Wednesday unveiled concrete K-rail barriers as the latest safety measure at Los Angeles International Airport.
Planning on flying out of LAX Wednesday? Pack your patience.
The limo driver and self-taught rocket scientist hopes to reach an altitude of 1,800 feet in his own steam-powered rocket. His launch pad is attached to a motor home he bought for $1,500.
The turkey's not even in the oven yet, but people are already camping out in front of stores to get a jump on Black Friday deals.
Eight of the 11 sailors aboard were rescued. The C-2 Greyhound transport aircraft crashed about 500 miles southeast of Okinawa, Japan.
Three CBS employees say Rose's unwanted sexual advances continued after 2011, later than previously reported, during his time at CBS News.
An LAPD officer spent hours telling Woodland Hills neighbors about a rash of recent daytime burglaries and mail thefts, one of which was caught on camera of a guy on a scooter.
It was 10 minutes before closing at a Menchie's in Eagle Rock when the employees inside noticed this man walking towards their store.
That option is now a possibility. Here's how one biotech company is capitalizing on people who want to extend that bond with their pets.
The freeways are crowded. The airport is crowded. The grocery stores are crowded. The holiday rush is on.
A Pentagon spokesman said the Tuesday ruling will have no impact on current Defense Department policy.
