Winter Likely Won't End California's Drought
Parts of California could receive above-average rain and snow this winter but not enough to end the worsening drought, federal forecasters said Thursday.
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Parts of California could receive above-average rain and snow this winter but not enough to end the worsening drought, federal forecasters said Thursday.
Apple unveiled a thinner iPad Thursday with a faster processor and a better camera as it tries to drive excitement for tablets amid slowing demand.
San Diego college officials Thursday said there was no threat or indication that a student had Ebola after a portion of the school was cordoned off.
A judge said Thursday an independent report on the fatal officer-involved shooting of 19-year-old Kendrec McDade should be made public – at least in part.
Legendary comic Joan Rivers died of brain damage due to a lack of oxygen as a "predictable" complication of surgery, medical officials announced Thursday.
Millions of Californians Thursday participated in the fifth annual "Great Shake Out" Earthquake Drill.
Los Angeles Unified School District Superintendent John Deasy tendered his resignation Thursday to the Board of Education.
Homeowners across Southern California are getting hit with a fresh wave of foreclosures.
An 81-year-old Southland doctor was scheduled to be arraigned Thursday for charges related to his alleged participation in a massive prescription drug, the Los Angeles District Attorney's Office said.
CBS Thursday announced the launch of CBS All Access, a new digital subscription video on demand live streaming service for the CBS Television Network.
A man was wanted Thursday for robbing an Orange County bank at gunpoint.
When lives are on the line and homes are in danger, Desiree Horton swoops into action.
An Orange County woman and her daughter said they had a frightening encounter with a coyote while jogging with their two dogs in Crystal Cove State Park on Tuesday evening.
Smokey's kisses and licks just aren't the same.
Concerns over the transmission of the Ebola virus were heightened Wednesday after reports emerged that a second Texas nurse, who was diagnosed with the virus, had flown on a plane.
