War Of Words Between Apple And FBI Continue Over Unlocking Terrorist's iPhone
CBS2's Greg Mills spoke to people who live in the Inland Empire and asked if a terrorist should expect a right to privacy.
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CBS2's Greg Mills spoke to people who live in the Inland Empire and asked if a terrorist should expect a right to privacy.
Pasadena is celebrating the 200th episode of "The Big Bang Theory" this Thursday.
Another hiker on Mount Baldy died this weekend when he fell down the mountainside.
Vincent Steven Elmer, 49, was arrested on suspicion of murder Thursday.
Hundreds took part in a march in Compton Sunday to call for an end to gang violence and help in finding the culprit behind the shooting death of Autumn Johnson, a 1-year-old girl.
Authorities say a group of skateboarders made their way onto a portion of the 91 Freeway.
NASA announced Friday it received a record number of applicants — some 18,300 — for its next astronaut class. That's more than double the previous record of 8,000 for the first space shuttle astronaut class in 1978. This time, NASA hit social media hard to promote the openings.
The CBS hit sitcom "The Big Bang Theory" will air its 200th episode this week.
A passenger in an SUV was stabbed to death and the vehicle driver's hands were slashed in an attack possibly sparked by road rage in the Silver Lake area.
A small airplane landed safely at Van Nuys airport on Saturday night without the use of its frontmost landing gear.
Officers on Sunday morning shot and killed two people in Inglewood after observing that a woman in a stopped car had a gun.
Three people were seriously injured Sunday in a head-on crash that closed Route 74, the Ortega Highway, in both directions above Lake Elsinore.
Marvel's R-rated antihero smash "Deadpool" continued to dominate movie theaters over the weekend, earning an estimated $55 million and trouncing a trio of newcomers.
Los Angeles County sheriff's deputies shot a suspect in the leg after a late-night confrontation in the city of Paramount.
The San Bernardino County government paid for but never installed a feature that would have allowed the FBI to easily and immediately unlock the iPhone that is at the center of a high-profile legal battle between Apple Inc. and the Justice Department and the terrorism investigation into the shootings that killed 14 people in San Bernardino.
