California Oil Company Withdraws Drilling Proposal In Carson
A California oil company announced Monday that it is canceling plans to drill up to 200 new wells in Carson.
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A California oil company announced Monday that it is canceling plans to drill up to 200 new wells in Carson.
An appeals court upheld convictions Monday in the murders of auto racing legend Mickey Thompson and his wife.
The woman scolded by former Clippers owner Donald Sterling for bringing black people to games was ordered Monday to pay over $50,000 in legal fees related to her failed defamation counter-suit against the billionaire's wife, the Sterling family trust and a former Clippers team entity.
The plan to build a football stadium in the Los Angeles suburbs that could become home for an NFL team has taken a step forward.
An art exhibit comprised of six different displays is complete again after an artist was asked to change one of the installations.
A Westminster mother has been sentenced to 11 years to life in state prison after authorities say she tried to murder her children by stabbing them in their sleep.
Police need the public's help to capture vandals who desecrated two graves at the San Gabriel Mission cemetery on South Mission Drive.
A Newhall father accused of killing his newborn is expected to be arraigned this week.
Police say a man was stabbed in the back in front of a McDonald's a half-block away from the popular shopping center Sunday.
A measles outbreak that originated at Disneyland has grown to 87 cases.
Prosecutors have declined to charge an 80-year-old Southern California man in the killing of a burglary suspect who falsely claimed she was pregnant.
A City Council committee has recommended waiving admission fees for Hollyhock House during it open house weekend when it reopens next month at Barnsdall Art Park after six years of renovation.
Authorities say two men suspected of driving off in a vehicle in Fontana with two children inside were in police custody Monday.
A hospital employee was shot and injured Monday in South Los Angeles.
Mayor Eric Garcetti was among more than 30 mayors to go to court Monday in an effort to oppose a lawsuit to block President Obama's immigration reform plan.
