'The Crow' Actor Who Accidentally Killed Brandon Lee Dies At 61
"I don't think you ever get over something like that," he said in a 2005 interview.
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"I don't think you ever get over something like that," he said in a 2005 interview.
The homeowner says he unknowingly advertised all his valuables when he listed his property for rent online.
Sparked by a pair of players who found their old form, the Cubs will bring the World Series back to Wrigley Field all even.
The team is a major supporter of Measure C, which would raise the city's hotel tax 4 percent to help pay for the "Convadium" near Petco Park and the Gaslamp District.
We should not blindly say yes but rather use the opportunity to dig deep and open a serious discussion about body confidence.
The Riverside County District Attorney on Wednesday announced his intention to seek the death penalty against 26-year-old John Felix.
The agency initially said on its website that offices would come online throughout the morning, but later revised the statement to remove estimates for a return to normal.
A family of four was involved in a boating accident Wednesday in Oxnard.
A 28-year-old man who allegedly posted several YouTube videos showing himself recklessly jumping from private rooftops and cliffs in Orange County has been charged with trespassing.
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A storm system that could trigger flash flooding and flows of mud and debris is headed for Southern California by the end of this week.
Artis Leon Ivey - better known as Coolio - was sentenced to three years probation and 45 days of community service.
Los Angeles prosecutors have charged an Australian man in an attack on a security guard outside supermodel Miranda Kerr's home earlier this month.
Early voting is underway in California, so pop superstar Katy Perry voted Tuesday – two weeks before Election Day -- at the Los Angeles County Elections Office in Norwalk.
Anyone with information about the identity or whereabouts of the suspect has been urged to contact the Simi Valley Police Department at (805) 583-6950.
