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The homicide ruling on the May 6 drowning of 21-year-old Seaman James Derek Lovelace raises questions about the safety of the grueling training that produces the U.S. military's most elite warfighters.
Fire officials say a stuntman was seriously injured Wednesday when he was pinned underneath a vehicle while filming at a rural airport in northern Los Angeles County.
Former running back Ricky Williams said Power Plant Fitness also will offer edibles and topical gels for those who don't like smoking the plant.
South Los Angeles could soon have its first high-rise, but not everyone is on board with the plan.
Crews were working Wednesday morning to drag the carcass of a dead humpback whale out to sea after it again drifted towards shore -- this time, near San Pedro.
The participants have embarked on the Triple Play Challenge for its focus on body, mind and soul.
The act doing chores builds self-esteem, work ethic to finish a job, empathy for others and the ability to be part of a larger team.
Two men were sentenced Wednesday to life in prison without the possibility of parole for a convenience store clerk's murder during an attempted robbery they committed amid a series of hold-ups throughout the Los Angeles area.
A black female teenager will be the new Iron Man.
At least 18 injuries were reported, such as burns to the neck, legs or arms, according to the CPSC. Property damages were also reported.
A minor natural gas leak was detected at the Aliso Canyon storage facility near Porter Ranch over the weekend, but officials said Wednesday the issue was quickly repaired and never presented a safety risk to the community.
Californians beat a water-savings target in the final month of mandatory statewide water conservation, reducing their use by more than one-fourth.
A preliminary investigation revealed the man was confronted by several suspects in the parking lot of the park.
California's workers' compensation system discriminates against women by judging benefits on the basis of stereotypes and ignoring harm done to women, according to a lawsuit filed Wednesday.
UCLA has offered admission to more than 10,400 California high school seniors — an increase of more than 1,000 acceptances, or 11 percent, from last year, the school announced Wednesday.
