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LeTote.com is a subscription-based clothing service that allows women to crowd-source their closet by reusing and sharing outfits. The concept is similar to Rent The Runway and similar e-commerce services, but users can buy products they want to keep, at discounted prices.
A father of two is at the center of an unlawful-sex investigation with a 14-year-old girl prosecutors say he mentored in church.
Dozens of parents received quite the reality check regarding the truth to what their teenagers really do on the weekends.
Five former performers who contracted HIV while working in the adult-film industry over the past decade will host a news conference Friday to propose a statewide ballot measure that will require condom use for adult films shot in California.
Authorities say a man servicing an elevator inside a building in Beverly Hills has died in apparent accident.
Tuition at the UC's 10 campuses would increase by as much as 5 percent in each of the next five years under a plan President Janet Napolitano is expected to present to the system's governing board Thursday.
Bell was driving at a high rate of speed and had his two children in the car at the time of the crash, authorities said.
Officers making a traffic stop in Riverside were surprised to find a baby cow in the vehicle.
A man was found fatally shot Thursday inside a McDonald's in Palmdale.
Authorities say a search is underway in Hacienda Heights for a suspect accused of leading California Highway Patrol officers on a pursuit.
The victim, who is represented by well-known attorney Gloria Allred, will make a victim impact statement in the court and then plans to speak to the press -- for the first time -- following sentencing.
A notable immigration attorney who was killed on Halloween night made a huge difference in his clients' lives, his best friend said Thursday.
The victim died at the scene from multiple gunshot wounds.
A Ventura diver was trying to track down two females Thursday who recorded themselves surfing several years ago.
Exide Technologies, which is struggling to reopen its Los Angeles-area battery recycling plant, has agreed to set aside nearly $50 million to meet demands by state regulators.
