Man Sentenced To Life In Prison For Killing Wife, Gay Son
A North Hills man who stabbed his wife and shot his gay son has been sentenced to life in prison without chance of parole.
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A North Hills man who stabbed his wife and shot his gay son has been sentenced to life in prison without chance of parole.
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The indictment alleges two Pomona Police officers beat a teen and lied about it, while a sergeant tried covering it up.
Musicians Luis Valdivia and his brother Enrique have lived in their apartment a block from Mariachi Plaza for over 20 years. Now the changing neighborhood might leave them behind.
Dodgers fan Jordan Benedict paid $9.08 for World Series Game 2 tickets on StubHub.
Kern County supervisors voted 4-1 this week to prohibit commercial cannabis growing and sales.
Security measures were being stepped up on inbound international flights to the United States starting Thursday. They include new plans for airline employees to start interviewing passengers.
KCAL9/CBS2's Amy Johnson visited a rehab center in Santa Clarita on the heels of the president's declaration that his administration is taking on the opioid crisis
Disneyland is planning to build a new hotel at the Anaheim theme park.
A motorist drove his car through marchers at an immigrant rights rally in Southern California on Thursday, causing minor injuries for some demonstrators, authorities said. The driver was arrested.
President Trump ordered the release of 2,800 records related to the assassination of former President John F. Kennedy.
Houston Astros manager A.J. Hinch says there was "no altercation" at a hotel in California this week at the World Series after a TMZ Sports report that he argued with bar patrons.
Workers near San Diego where the prototypes were erected will test their mettle with sledgehammers, torches, pickaxes and battery-operated tools.
Regal Cinemas will experiment with charging more for tickets during peak movie times and less at times when attendance tends to be lighter. Think of it as Uber-style surge pricing, but for movies.
In an effort to make deliveries easier for customers and keep packages safe from inclement weather and thieves, Amazon's latest service wants you to feel comfortable letting delivery people into your home to drop off your packages.
