Thief Steals Special-Needs Teen's Custom Tricycle In Burbank
D.J. Jeffries, 13, has cerebral palsy. He needs the $5,000 tricycle to get around more efficiently.
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D.J. Jeffries, 13, has cerebral palsy. He needs the $5,000 tricycle to get around more efficiently.
The team treated them to lunch Wednesday as part of the "Dodgers Love L.A. Tour."
The Red Hot Chili Peppers have planned to perform at an upcoming concert in support of presidential hopeful Sen. Bernie Sanders.
Orange County Sheriff's Department officials are searching for an AR-15 assault rifle that authorities say was lost by a deputy.
The bill would legalize the games while requiring that operators pay regulatory fees and be licensed by the state.
DeVry University, which has five Southern California campuses and one in the San Diego area, was sued by the feds Wednesday for allegedly lying about its students' job prospects and earning potential.
A Los Angeles landmark famous for its appearances in films such as "Grease" and "Terminator 2: Judgment Day," is expected to be demolished next week.
At 9 a.m., 210 portable purifiers will be dropped off at Granada Hills Charter High School.
Prosecutors declined to file charges Wednesday against eight LAPD officers involved in a 2013 shooting that left two women injured during a manhunt for former officer Christopher Dorner.
Police asked for the public's help Wednesday to identify a burglar who broke into an Ojai restaurant and stole its safe.
The awards will be presented this spring in Los Angeles and New York. The ceremonies will be televised in a one-hour special on Logo in April.
Swimmers and surfers are warned of powerful surf that will pound much of the California coast, bringing risks of flooding in low-lying areas.
Police asked for the public's help Wednesday to identify a man accused of inappropriately touching a child in the men's restroom of a Long Beach restaurant.
A man is wanted Wednesday for filling his backpack with liquor and leaving a Trader Joe's market without paying for it, then threatening one employee with a knife.
A preliminary hearing was held Wednesday to help a judge determine if there are grounds for a former Los Angeles Police Department officer to stand trial for the shooting death of a man that occurred in Pomona.
