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Nearly 80 percent of American drivers have experienced road rage at least once over the past year, and an estimated eight million motorists have intentionally rammed another vehicle or gotten out to confront another driver.
Power-and-blood fantasy saga "Game of Thrones" ruled the Emmy nominations Thursday with a leading 23 bids.
The addictive cellphone game "Pokemon Go" has led people to unlikely places to collect digital monsters — including the gates of a Central California ranch that houses alcoholics and sex offenders.
A man's body was located near a creek in San Juan Capistrano.
Four armed men broke into a home in the North Hills area and fled with an unknown amount of money.
Two former traffic examiners sued the city and won after a jury found the city guilty of firing them because they complained about being forced to change decisions.
A confrontation between an Uber driver and rider at what appears to be a Long Beach hospital was caught on video.
Race relations in America haven't been this bad since the LA riots in 1992. That is the finding in a new CBS News/NYT poll.
A trainer described as "nurturing and loving" was honored Wednesday night in Signal Hill. Lavell Mann, 33, was killed along with his two young children in a multi-vehicle collision Saturday.
LeBron James and fellow NBA stars Carmelo Anthony, Chris Paul and Dwyane Wade opened the ESPY Awards with a plea to address racial profiling and end the nation's spate of gun violence.
The Los Angeles Dodgers' dynasty is on display at the Sports Museum of Los Angeles near downtown.
The driver in a gold pickup circled surface street in South LA while deputies attempted successfully to deploy spike strips to puncture tires and end the pursuit.
The California Air Resources Board has rejected Volkswagen's plan to recall vehicles with 3-liter diesel engines, calling the proposal incomplete and deficient.
A dead whale that keeps returning to the Southern California coast has been towed out to sea — again.
A group of independent investigators believe a man living in northern California is the notorious D.B. Cooper, who hijacked an airliner and parachuted to freedom in 1971.
