Parents Rally To Save LA Charter Schools At Risk Of Closure
Parents rallied outside a downtown L.A. courthouse Thursday in support of two campuses run by Magnolia Public Schools.
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Parents rallied outside a downtown L.A. courthouse Thursday in support of two campuses run by Magnolia Public Schools.
The incident was captured on police surveillance video in the LAPD's Van Nuys division and shown last week in a story Only On CBS2.
Temperatures reached the triple digits in much of the San Fernando Valley and 92 in downtown Los Angeles on Thursday but forecasters predict slightly lower afternoon temperatures for Friday.
Authorities said one person was killed Thursday evening in a two-vehicle crash in Granada Hills.
Candace Marie Brito and Vanesa Tapia Zavala on Thursday were both found guilty of killing 23-year-old Kim Pham on Jan. 19 during a melee outside the Crosby Bar and Nightclub.
Homicide detectives responded to the 10900 Block of Long Beach Boulevard at approximately 6:43 p.m. Thursday to investigate the circumstances surrounding the shooting of a male adult.
SKY9's Stu Mundel reports 26,000 were initially reported to have lost power, however that number had lowered to about 8,600 by 10 p.m.
Pat O'Malley tells CBS2's Tom Wait his wife had just finished giving their baby a bath when she walked by a monitor and saw security video of a man and woman getting hot and heavy on their front porch.
Police are asking for the public's help finding a 65-year-old woman suffering from diabetes, depression and dementia.
Many immigrants flooding across the southern border of the U.S. say they're fleeing violent gangs in Central America.
An 80-year-old man says he shot and killed a fleeing woman whom he had caught burglarizing his home, despite her plea that she was pregnant.
The Torrance Police Department announced Thursday that it will settle David Perdue's lawsuit.
Freddy Perez-Rodas, 27, was arrested Wednesday in Murrieta on suspicion of murder, arson and child endangerment.
The shortage happens every summer. People who normally donate go on vacation.
Kamala Harris called the surge in young immigrants a humanitarian crisis, echoing comments made a day earlier by Gov. Jerry Brown, a fellow Democrat.
