Community Mourns Fallen SWAT Officer At Vigil
Family, friends and community members took part in a prayer vigil Tuesday night for a SWAT officer who was killed in the line of duty last week.
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Family, friends and community members took part in a prayer vigil Tuesday night for a SWAT officer who was killed in the line of duty last week.
Democratic State Senator Ted Lieu was leading Tuesday in his bid to fill the 33rd Congressional District seat left open by Henry Waxman, who is expected to retire after 40 years.
Voters again chose Long Beach police Chief Jim McDonnell to serve as Los Angeles County's next sheriff in Tuesday's runoff election against retired Undersheriff and Gardena Mayor Paul Tanaka.
Democrat Gavin Newsom defeated a lesser-known Republican Tuesday to coast to a second term as California's lieutenant governor, a low-profile post that has little actual power.
Democratic incumbent Dave Jones took an early lead Tuesday in the race for state insurance commissioner.
Brown, who did little campaigning on behalf of his re-election, concentrating instead on urging voters to pass Propositions 1 and 2.
A tutor at the center of an alleged high school grade-changing scandal has pleaded not guilty to computer fraud and commercial burglary.
Los Angeles sheriff's deputies were called to the scene in the 4100 block of West Venice Boulevard near Crenshaw, where a Metro bus had been pulled over and taped off shortly after 4 p.m. Tuesday.
Two thieves struck hard at an elementary school in the Inland Empire on Sunday morning.
Actress Shailene Woodley and singer Sam Smith are the leading nominees for the 2015 People's Choice Awards with four nods apiece.
Described as a man with a "burning passion to serve," loved ones of Eugene Kostiuchenko gathered at a Westlake Village church to pay their respects to the fallen Ventura County sheriff's deputy.
Guadalupe Portillo, who is 102, cast her ballot Tuesday for the first time after becoming a naturalized citizen.
The blaze erupted Oct. 25 at the Extra Space Storage facility in Venice. More than 400 firefighters fought the blaze for 14 hours. Eight firefighters were injured.
President Barack Obama compared the political landscape for the midterm election Tuesday to the 1958 elections during the presidency of Republican Dwight Eisenhower when his party suffered severe losses in the Senate.
Authorities say they have secured a portion of downtown Los Angeles Tuesday while police investigate a suspicious package.
