San Bernardino Terror Attack Survivor Recounts Her Horror For The First Time
Julie Paez says she was shot twice in her pelvis and spent weeks in excruciating pain.
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Julie Paez says she was shot twice in her pelvis and spent weeks in excruciating pain.
A student says he wore a traditional Middle Eastern headdress known as a keffiyah in his senior portrait to exercise his free speech.
The rain appears to be causing traffic to be backed up in parts across the Southland Wednesday.
James Nichols and Luis Valenzuela are accused of sexually assaulting four women while on duty.
The breed is gaining popularity since a German shorthaired pointer from Temecula became the nation's top dog at a dog show in New York.
Home safety expert Cher Cosenza examines differences among home alarm systems.
Days after Kanye West declared that he's in debt to the tune of $53 million, an online fundraising page has been started by a fan.
One person was killed when an electrical transformer fell onto a pickup truck Wednesday evening in Arleta.
Many parents may not be aware that soon some of their children's private data will be released to a nonprofit as a result of a court order.
After Apple said it will not comply with a federal judge's orders to help the FBI hack into an iPhone belonging to one of the killers in the San Bernardino shooting massacre, the boyfriend of one of the massacre's victims said he strongly disagrees with the company and is considering getting rid of his Apple products.
Dante Michael Soiu was accused of sending the star 66 letters and packages between April 2014 and February 2015.
Federal regulators say corrosion on the outside of an oil pipeline was the cause of a major crude spill on the Santa Barbara coast last year.
The chief executive of a Los Angeles hospital says it paid a ransom in bitcoins equivalent to about $17,000 to hackers who infiltrated and disabled its computer network.
An Instagram account promoting a cockfighting ring led to its bust, Fontana police officials said Wednesday.
Gov. Jerry Brown proposed Wednesday spending $176.6 million to expedite and expand the testing and cleanup of homes, schools and parks near the former Exide battery recycling plant in Vernon.
