Physicians Group Backs Recreational Pot Initiative, But Not Everyone Thinks It's High Time
California's largest organization of physicians is officially supporting the legalization of pot and not just medical marijuana.
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California's largest organization of physicians is officially supporting the legalization of pot and not just medical marijuana.
UCLA has announced the signing of a 5-star recruit named Cade Spinello, according to Patrick Girardi, the director of player personnel for the university.
There's a multi-millionaire among us – but if that lucky SuperLotto winner fails to come forward by Thursday, that money will go toward California's public schools.
Los Angeles County authorities say they've accidentally released an inmate awaiting trial for a gang-related murder.
The president of the International Olympic Committee is in Los Angeles to visit proposed venues for the 2024 Olympic Games.
Powerful winds lashed Southern California on Monday at the tail end of a winter storm that also brought heavy rain and mountain snow.
The manager of the Flamingo Inn says all three escapees were in Room 116 for three nights.
Police say Desmond Stevenson and Robert Almond Green committed the murder as they robbed Bossey Drive-In Dairy.
Three inmates who pulled off an intricate getaway from an Orange County jail had outside help from a man who slipped them escape tools and gave them a ride to safety before they kidnapped a taxi driver at gunpoint and held him captive for a week while arguing over whether to kill him, authorities said Monday.
A machine that will soon begin drilling tunnels for a new light rail line through South Los Angeles has been named in honor of Harriet Tubman, the abolitionist "conductor" of the Underground Railroad that helped slaves escape bondage.
The E. Coli outbreak at Chipotle restaurants is over, Centers For Disease Control officials said Monday, but the investigation did not pinpoint one single food or ingredient as the cause.
Three inmates planned their escape from an Orange County jail for at least six months then abducted a taxi driver and drove to Northern California, according to officials.
Officials in California's Santa Barbara County have endorsed Exxon Mobil Corp.'s plan to use trucks to move more than 17 million gallons of oil stranded in storage after a pipeline break in May.
Strong winds downed dozens of trees and power poles and ripped off rooftops — and in one case, solar panels — across Southern California.
