Recent Spike In Gun Violence Has South LA Activists, Business Owners On Alert
Five people are dead and 10 others injured, all within a week.
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Five people are dead and 10 others injured, all within a week.
Authorities say a 56-year-old woman died Friday of injuries sustained in a hit-and-run collision in Santa Ana earlier this week.
Authorities say a deputy Los Angeles city attorney has been arrested on suspicion of possessing and distributing child pornography.
Hollywood stars and musicians joined forces Friday in the televised broadcast of the "Stand Up To Cancer" telethon for the fourth time. The event at the Dolby Theatre was broadcast on CBS, ABC, NBC and Fox, along with 26 cable channels and streamed live on Hulu and Yahoo.
Several Malibu pier pilings washed ashore amid strong swells on Friday.
The unidentified suspect quickly went on nearby freeways and weaved in and out of traffic.
A Huntington Park dress shop is experiencing backlash from angry customers who say the shop closed abruptly.
Health inspectors were working Friday to determine what may have caused several people to get sick after eating at an upscale Newport Beach restaurant.
A former animal control officer was fighting Friday to re-gain ownership of his pet alligator after it was seized by state officials earlier this week.
Starting later this month, bicyclists riding the streets of Southern California will have a little more room to maneuver through traffic.
A serial arsonist was sentenced Friday for setting a series of nine fires in Riverside and San Bernardino Counties.
Los Angeles County Supervisor Gloria Molina plans to run for Los Angeles City Council, her press deputy confirmed to CBSLA on Friday.
"Hazing is senseless," University President Dianne Harrison said, seething, "It is dangerous. It is against the law. It will not be tolerated."
A 30-year-old man from Anaheim is accused of robbing his girlfriend's 82-year-old mother at her Mission Viejo home.
The biggest beneficiary of the record $1.4 billion fine levied against Pacific Gas & Electric Co. for a gas line explosion that killed eight people and destroyed dozens of homes in suburban San Francisco is the state of California, which stands to gain $950 million to spend any way it wants.
