LAUSD Teachers Picket For Higher Salaries, Smaller Class Sizes
Unionized Los Angeles Unified School district teachers picketed before classes Thursday to continue their push for higher salaries and smaller class sizes.
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Unionized Los Angeles Unified School district teachers picketed before classes Thursday to continue their push for higher salaries and smaller class sizes.
Orange County sheriff's divers ramped up the search Thursday for the body of an 18-year-old near Thousand Steps beach in Laguna Beach.
A Cypress convenience store is among the California winners Thursday of the $564 million Powerball jackpot, especially since it's the second time it has sold a winning ticket in less than four months.
A Southland hospital is utilizing a new technology to help premature babies to survive and thrive outside their mother's womb.
Officials offered a $50,000 reward Thursday for information leading to the arrest of the suspect who killed a man in South LA.
Fliers with a composite drawing of a man believed to be involved in the Dec. 26 killings of a La Verne couple in their home will be distributed Friday.
Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson will be downtown to talk about federal efforts to allow millions of illegal immigrants to remain and work in the U.S.
Expect even warmer weather Thursday with temperatures on average up 15 to 20 degrees above the seasonal norms.
Authorities Thursday were investigating a deputy-involved shooting involving a possible burglary suspect.
With Valentine's Day approaching and the movie debut of "Fifty Shades of Grey," couples may be in the mood to spice up their relationship. CBS2 spoke with expert Emily Morse for tips on how to rekindle romance.
A lawyer for Marion "Suge" Knight said Wednesday that members of his office have reviewed video that appears to show the former rap mogul was ambushed before two men were hit with his truck and one was killed.
Jana Cassidy had just moved and was sorting through boxes when she found something she'd nearly forgotten about for two decades.
A giant anti-police message was spray-painted above one of the Southland's busiest freeways and has prompted outrage from drivers and officers alike.
The chief also offered other common sense approaches, including keeping valuables out of sight.
Investigators wearing bulletproof vests sit in unmarked cars outside a Southern California recycling center, swapping license plate details over two-way radio before dawn. A truck emerges and they follow, hoping to learn where drivers pick up what to many looks like trash but turns out to be treasure: cardboard.
