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The widow of Milton Olin, who was killed in December when he was struck by a Los Angeles Sheriff's car while riding his bike, is seeking legal action after she says she still has not been given proper details about the event.
Candace Greene tells KCAL9's Serene Branson her mother took her 6-year-old daughter to the Santa Monica Pier park Monday for an afternoon of fun that ended in a trip to the E.R.
Officers responded to reports of shots being fired near the popular entertainment complex of LA live Tuesday night.
After the Great White shark attack over the 4th of July weekend, Manhattan Beach officials extended a supposedly temporary ban on pier fishing — now that ban may become indefinite.
CBS2's Cristy Fajardo reports the county Board of Supervisors voted 4-0 to fully implement Laura's Law, which allows families and counties to get court-ordered outpatient treatment for the seriously mentally ill.
Detectives Tuesday continued to seek out clues in connection with a shooting on the 91 freeway Monday night that left one victim dead.
The action on Tuesday by the State Water Quality Control Board came after its own survey showed that conservation measures to date have failed to achieve the 20 percent reduction in water use sought by Gov. Jerry Brown.
Two people pleaded not guilty Tuesday to charges of plotting to extort millions of dollars from a Saudi sheik.
Mayor Eric Garcetti Tuesday announced his appointment for the next chief of the Los Angeles Fire Department.
Three men suspected in burglaries targeting residences in the Gardena area were in custody Tuesday, police said.
Drought conditions in Southern California have left downtown Los Angeles the driest it's ever been since rain records started over a century ago, according to reports.
The North Hollywood Metro station was closed Tuesday as police investigated an alleged threat.
Authorities were responding to a report of a possible incident at an Oxnard elementary school, according to reports.
Federal funding was approved Tuesday for an earthquake early warning system on the West Coast.
Dozens of LAPD officers and union leaders Tuesday were on hand to take their contract dispute before the Los Angeles Police Commission.
