Former Los Angeles Immigration Agent Gets Prison For Bribery
A former U.S. homeland security agent is going to prison for accepting bribes from a Korean businessman suspected of sex-slave trafficking.
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A former U.S. homeland security agent is going to prison for accepting bribes from a Korean businessman suspected of sex-slave trafficking.
The school is a first of its kind in California and was modeled after single-sex schools in New York and Texas.
A West Hollywood woman is suing Uber for negligence two years after she was sexually assaulted by a driver.
State officials have certified petitions that opponents of stricter gun regulations can now circulate in California to overturn recent laws that expanded background checks to buy guns and ammunition and attempted to curb the sale of rapid-reloading firearms.
Health officials urged all gay and bisexual men to get vaccinated against meningitis, regardless of their risk profile, after nine new cases of invasive meningococcal disease have been diagnosed since May 1.
Authorities reopened Pyramid Lake to swimmers Tuesday, but visitors were warned that the toxic algae that forced a swimming ban last week is still present in parts of the lake.
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday to rescind last week's vote to put a marijuana business tax on the November ballot to fund the fight against homelessness.
An iconic 1990s TV psychic known to the world as "Miss Cleo" was reportedly dead Tuesday after losing her battle with cancer.
Hundreds of animals and pets remain in a variety of shelters Tuesday while fire crews continued battling the massive Sand Fire in the Santa Clarita area.
Richard Risher Jr., 18, was killed during a shoot out with police in Watts Tuesday morning.
The cause of the fire remains under investigation.
Two brothers were identified Tuesday as the men killed in a shooting in the Baldwin Hills area.
A $15 billion settlement over Volkswagen's diesel emissions cheating scandal faced a critical test, as a federal judge decided whether to grant it preliminary approval.
Residents in about 200 homes in Palos Verdes Estates have been warned to not drink or cook with their tap water until further notice.
General Mills is expanding a flour recall issued over a possible link to an E. coli outbreak after four new illnesses were reported.
