Catholic Opposition Stalls California Right-To-Die Bill
Legislation that would have allowed terminally ill patients to legally end their lives in California stalled Tuesday amid fierce opposition from religious groups.
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Legislation that would have allowed terminally ill patients to legally end their lives in California stalled Tuesday amid fierce opposition from religious groups.
The Anaheim City Council is set to hold a public hearing on a request for the city to ban a gate tax on two local Disney theme parks in exchange for a proposed $1 billion expansion of the resort.
A judge refused Tuesday to dismiss a murder case against former rap mogul Marion "Suge" Knight for allegedly running down two men in Compton in January, killing one.
The entire 2015 U.S. Women's National Team celebrated their World Cup title with fans on Tuesday in downtown Los Angeles.
A 33-year-old Los Angeles County Sheriff's deputy is scheduled to appear in court Tuesday on charges of threatening and assaulting his live-in girlfriend.
A South Los Angeles hospital once nicknamed "Killer King" for its troubles will reopen Tuesday after a complete renovation and image change.
Officials were set Tuesday to officially announce the opening of a new public pathway down to one of Malibu's most hard-to-reach beaches.
Rescue crews located two 17-year-old hikers Tuesday who were reported missing in the San Gabriel Mountains.
Police Tuesday investigated the circumstances surrounding a shooting that killed one man and injured another.
Crews Tuesday worked to repair a water main that ruptured in a neighborhood in Brentwood.
Flowers Tuesday will be placed on the Hollywood Walk of Fame star of legendary film producer Jerry Weintraub.
All lanes of the southbound 5 Freeway were shut down Tuesday after a fire erupted beneath a freeway bridge, city officials reported.
For the first time, the Los Angeles Department of Transportation has installed a flashing yellow right turn light to warn drivers to double-check the crosswalk.
An investigation is underway in Compton where three people, including a 9-year-old girl, were struck by gunfire at two crime scenes.
The anger of some Southern California Edison ratepayers about the deal that led to them being stuck with a $3.3 billion bill, 70 percent of what it will cost to shut down the defunct San Onofre nuclear power plant in San Clemente, may have sparked an investigation that now appears to be heating up.
