WGA Members Start Voting On Strike Authorization
The roughly 12,000 members of the Writers Guild of America will begin voting Wednesday on whether to authorize a strike that could cripple Hollywood and the Southern California economy.
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The roughly 12,000 members of the Writers Guild of America will begin voting Wednesday on whether to authorize a strike that could cripple Hollywood and the Southern California economy.
Julia Roberts is more than just a "Pretty Woman." People magazine has named her the "World's Most Beautiful Woman" for a record fifth time.
Police say Angel Rios is a known gang member with a history of assaults on police officers.
Southern California Edison has applied for a permit to burying 3.6 million pounds of nuclear waste on the beach early next year.
Cal Baptist University was briefly on lockdown Tuesday night after a pursuit ended with armed robbery suspects on the loose, police said.
Caregivers said Szenja, a 21-year-old female, had a loss of appetite and energy for about a week.
The suspect remains at large and the stolen car has not been recovered.
While inside the home, she helped herself to a Fiji bottled water, a Pepsi and a Sprite.
Earlier this month security video was released showing what looked at first like a normal transaction at a 7-Eleven. Then the customer suddenly a goes berserk on the cashier when he is told his debit card is declined.
The controversy over a black principal at a charter elementary school in Sherman Oaks has now gone to the LAUSD school board.
He walked up to a utility truck and shot an employee sitting in the passenger seat.
The tourism board hopes to lure more visitors to L.A. with a new ad campaign called "Discover Los Angeles."
Eloise Elizarraraz was on her way to work when she was shot to death in Sylmar.
A phone call made to the Getty Museum just before 3 p.m. Tuesday is being treated as a possible bomb threat, the LAPD says.
The changes come amid a heightened focus on police shootings, both in Los Angeles and across the country.
