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Record producer Marion "Suge" Knight and comedian Katt Williams were arrested Wednesday on suspicion of stealing a camera from a female photographer, according to the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office.
Lakers rookie forward Julius Randle is expected to miss the rest of the season after undergoing surgery on his broken right leg.
Actor Edward James Olmos joined city officials Wednesday to announce a $150,000 restoration effort for a landmark 70-foot mural featuring Oscar-winning actor Anthony Quinn that towers over downtown Los Angeles.
Nearby homes were evacuated during the standoff.
Interim Los Angeles County Sheriff John Scott threw his support behind Long Beach Police Chief Jim McDonnell to take over as sheriff.
Two convicted sex offenders have pleaded not guilty to the rape and murder of four California women while the men were wearing GPS tracking monitors.
California's chief health officer issued an order Tuesday for a 21-day quarantine of anyone who arrives in the state from an Ebola-infected area and has had contact with a patient confirmed to have the potentially deadly virus.
A memorial was unveiled Wednesday in honor of a slain Drug Enforcement Administration agent whose death in 1985 was impetus for the annual Red Ribbon Week.
The Pomona SWAT officer shot in the head died early Wednesday morning, officials said.
Workers at the Westin LAX Hotel will strike Wednesday to protest the disciplinary measures against a housekeeper who failed to spot bedbugs in a room she was assigned to clear, a union official said.
Sheriff's investigators have decided not to press charges in an incident allegedly involving Agoura High School football players and coaches, a school official said Wednesday.
Former President Bill Clinton was set to urge Democratic voters to head to the voting booth next week at a rally Wednesday in Oxnard.
Enjoy the warm sunny weather Wednesday because we will transition to some winter weather as we approach Halloween.
Registered nurses at UC medical centers across California want the public to know that they are not prepared to handle Ebola cases.
There were increased patrols on Tuesday at thousands of federal buildings across the nation in response to recent terror threats and attacks.
