Man Gets 5 Years In Prison For Sexual Battery On Metro Train
A Los Angeles man was sentenced to five years in state prison Tuesday for sexually battering a woman on a Metro Purple Line train in Koreatown.
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A Los Angeles man was sentenced to five years in state prison Tuesday for sexually battering a woman on a Metro Purple Line train in Koreatown.
A Southland lawmaker is calling for President Obama to seek Congressional authorization for any expanded military effort to confront violent Islamic State militants in Iraq and Syria.
A Huntington Beach woman will be arraigned on several charges Tuesday after she reportedly knocked her live-in boyfriend off his scooter, then backed over it with her vehicle.
Police Tuesday were searching for a suspect who fatally stabbed an Orange County man in his front yard.
Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti will join a long list of local and state officials in endorsing Long Beach police Chief Jim McDonnell for Los Angeles County sheriff.
Pony rides for children at a weekly Santa Monica Farmers' Market may soon be coming to an end.
Police Tuesday were looking for an armed suspect who robbed a jewelry store in Riverside.
Small video cameras could soon be mounted on the uniform of every police officer in Anaheim following a City Council vote set for Tuesday evening.
Look for temperatures Tuesday to cool somewhat from Monday's highs; however, expect to see a general warming trend this week.
A broken water main caused a large sink hole in a busy South Bay street Tuesday.
It's no longer a tie! UCLA has edged out USC in the latest rankings of America's best universities, according U.S. News & World Report.
A "potentially threatening" email sent to a private Catholic School led administrators to cancel classes Tuesday and Wednesday.
A new app aims to allow users to have more control over their credit cards, including setting spending limits and locking the card when it is not in use.
St. Mary of All Angels, a school in Aliso Viejo, who was on the receiving end of an emailed-in threat Monday.
KCAL9's Serene Branson reports parents have pushed the district to fully test and clean up contaminated schools for four years, and concerned mom Cindy Crawford is among them.
