California Remains In Severe Drought, Despite Soggy Week
More than 99 percent of California remains in moderate or worse drought despite rains received through the end of November, national drought experts said Thursday.
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More than 99 percent of California remains in moderate or worse drought despite rains received through the end of November, national drought experts said Thursday.
The state Senate faces a budget shortfall of between $3 million and $4 million this fiscal year, helping explain why it laid off 39 of its roughly 1,000 staff members last month.
A British gay porn star was sentenced to 2 years in federal prison Thursday for trying to smuggle a half-pound of crystal meth in his body through Los Angeles International Airport.
Fast-food workers and their supporters will stage rallies in Los Angeles and across the country Thursday in a continuing campaign for a $15 hour wage and the right to unionize.
Police Thursday sought a suspect wanted for allegedly abusing an elderly man on a Culver City bus.
An magnitude-3.6 earthquake struck Thursday near Desert Hot Springs, according to officials, but there were no reports of damages.
Economists say Southern California could be on an economic "collision course" fueled by low-paying jobs that offer little opportunity for upward mobility.
There's still a chance for a light scattered shower Thursday, but look for slight warming and consistent temperatures into the weekend.
Glendale police may have caught the Grinch that stole Christmas after they arrested a man for stealing a Christmas tree.
A fire destroyed a mattress refurbishing plant early Thursday morning.
Dante Parker, from Victorville, died while in Sheriff's custody in August.
A woman in her 30s was fatally shot early Wednesday outside a South Los Angeles home, police said.
"I've been through a lot," the high school senior told Daut.
Police sought the public's help Wednesday in providing information regarding two robberies that took place outside of separate banks in Irvine.
Despite the 1.34 billion gallons of water that was captured from this week's storm, officials say it's a "drop in the bucket" when it comes to ameliorating the drought.
