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A judge said Monday he will take a week to determine whether to set aside Terrence Howard's divorce judgment that entitles his ex-wife to a spousal support and a share of his earnings from the hit television series "Empire."
Police Monday released photos of a person-of-interest as they try to track down the individual who they say had been spying on customers at a Starbucks in Brea.
Search and rescue crews have located the missing boy, who has since been reunited with family, authorities report.
Authorities have responded to a busy thoroughfare on Monday afternoon following a multi-vehicle crash in Carson.
Public health officials have confirmed San Bernardino County's first death from West Nile Virus this year.
With thousands of students returning to Los Angeles Unified School District campuses Tuesday, officials are preparing to teach about the dangers of "sexting."
The Pentagon is providing close to 200 active duty soldiers to assist local agencies battling nearly 20 wildfires burning across drought-stricken California.
Veteran local and national news executive Bill Dallman has been named Vice President and News Director of KCBS-TV and KCAL-TV, the CBS-owned duopoly in Los Angeles, it was announced Monday by Steve Mauldin, President and General Manager of the stations.
Representatives from the Oakland Raiders and San Diego Chargers met with Los Angeles business leaders on Monday to discuss new developments on a plan for an NFL stadium in Carson.
The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power reached a settlement on Monday in regards to a customer billing class-action litigation.
A woman who was seen swimming in the Echo Park Lake for several hours this weekend and prompted a police rescue had psychological issues, according to police.
Actor Emile Hirsch has pleaded guilty to misdemeanor assault after being accused of putting a female studio executive in a chokehold at a Utah nightclub during the Sundance Film Festival.
The Dodgers have hired Ron Roenicke to replace Lorenzo Bundy as third base coach for the remainder of the season.
California may permit community colleges to suspend or expel students for sexual assaults that happen off campus.
