Flash Flood Watch Issued For Parts Of The Southland
The National Weather Service said a combination of high heat and subtropical moisture has created instability, raising a chance for showers and thunderstroms.
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The National Weather Service said a combination of high heat and subtropical moisture has created instability, raising a chance for showers and thunderstroms.
A driver was hospitalized Wednesday after he ran his truck into a car, bank and grocery store.
A huge tree split in two overnight Wednesday, blocking part of a San Fernando Valley street.
California Highway Patrol officers shared their story with CBS2 of how they saved a driver who was trapped after a crash.
Speaking out for the first time on the case Tuesday in downtown L.A., Beck backed officers.
Tuesday's flash floods sparked fears of mudslides for residents in Silverado Canyon, where crews battled fires over the weekend.
Bobby Shriver and Sheila Kuehl took part in the first debate in the 3rd District race in Westwood, where transportation and economic development were the main issues at hand.
A suspect was hospitalized after police say he was shot by a homeowners during an attempted robbery.
Whether due to the drought or personal preference, some people have a difficult time getting enough drinking water. However, a chef for celebrities is sharing tips and recipes to help people get more water through eating the right foods.
Back at home, relatives remain anxious about the well-being of their loved ones, with vacationers left stranded in areas so flooded the only way out is to wait for a flight.
Flash flood and severe thunderstorm warnings have been issued for several Inland Empire communities and Orange County Tuesday.
Two members of a Victorville church, one of them a youth pastor, have been arrested on suspicion of having sexual relationships with two teenage girls and authorities believe they may have more victims.
A worker delivering propane to an industrial customer in Boyle Heights Tuesday was critically burned in a "flashover" explosion.
Computer-driven cars have been testing their skills on California roads for more than four years — but until now, the Department of Motor Vehicles wasn't sure just how many were rolling around.
This week's heat wave just got hotter after power was knocked out to thousands of customers throughout Los Angeles County.
