Man Gets Trial Date For Murders Of Business Partner, Family
Online court records show Charles "Chase" Merritt pleaded not guilty Wednesday in Superior Court in San Bernardino.
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Online court records show Charles "Chase" Merritt pleaded not guilty Wednesday in Superior Court in San Bernardino.
The Colorado River Indian Tribes sued earlier this month after Riverside County supervisors approved the Blythe Mesa Solar Project, which would cover nearly six square miles.
Crews were working to tackle a fast-moving brush fire in the Santa Clarita area Wednesday.
A Disneyland roller coaster had to be stopped Wednesday when a rider pulled out a selfie stick.
The commuter train network that crisscrosses Southern California now has an advanced crash-avoidance system on all the tracks it owns.
The new budget envisions the layoffs of hundreds of staff members but also provides the first salary hikes in nearly a decade.
A motorcyclist early Wednesday was racing away from LAPD officers, at speeds up to 130 mph, when he slammed into a fire hydrant.
The Los Angeles Angels have made a pitching change for their series finale against the Houston Astros, recalling left-hander Andrew Heaney from Triple-A Salt Lake to make his sixth major league start instead of struggling Matt Shoemaker.
A 24-year-old undergraduate student at UC Riverside has discovered a new species of firefly near Topanga, university officials said Wednesday.
A California judge has thrown out a proposed ballot initiative that advocated killing anyone who engages in gay sex, calling the measure "patently unconstitutional."
Police at Cal State Northridge have issued a warning about a man apparently trying to shoot up-skirt videos of women on the campus.
A baby-feeding fan who caught a fly ball during the Dodgers game against the Chicago Cubs is enjoying his 15 minutes of fame.
A felon convicted in the hit-and-run death of a woman in Orange County has been linked through DNA evidence to the 2004 rape and murder of a woman in South Los Angeles.
Nearly 200 employees face layoffs as the legendary venue gets set to shut its doors later this summer, according to reports.
The discovery was made near Orange Avenue and East 21st Street, according to police.
