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There are decades and thousands of miles between the fall of Saigon in 1975 and the community enclave of Little Saigon in Orange County, but the memory of those chaotic days is still fresh for Frank Jao and Frank Snepp.
Andrea is stuck in a back brace and in a leg cast.
Not everyone is praising a new federal guideline that will soon require many restaurants nationwide to post calorie counts on wine lists.
Police apprehended a suspect in a stolen SUV on Friday following a slow-moving chase through Anaheim and Garden Grove.
Rescuers had to use the Jaws of Life for more than an hour to extricate the woman.
California Attorney General Kamala Harris made waves this week after telling the San Francisco Chronicle that "an undocumented immigrant is not a criminal."
Authorities said a former U.S. Border Patrol agent who carried on a sexual liaison with a 13-year-old Jurupa Valley girl was sentenced Friday to three years in state prison.
Police said NHL security has been notified.
Officials said two of the injuries were critical and four were minor.
California water regulators are postponing release of a new plan to get cities to reduce water use by as much as a third.
Cathryn Parker, 72, was arrested last month after she reportedly gave a deputy a false name when she was pulled over for a traffic violation.
The Beverly Hills Board of Education decided Tuesday to immediately close the Beverly Hills High School auditorium, as well as ones at El Rodeo and Hawthorne elementary schools.
The dry winds and vegetation in the area made it difficult to knock down the flames, but crews said they were gaining the upper hand.
Los Angeles has a new claim to fame after being dubbed as having the pickiest diners in the country, according to GrubHub.
A judge has thrown out a lawsuit against Los Angeles police and the county coroner filed by a tennis referee who was cleared of accusations that she beat her husband to death with a coffee mug.
