Girl Claims School Bully Knocked Her Teeth Loose
An 8-year-old girl said she's scared to go to school after a bully knocked her teeth loose.
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An 8-year-old girl said she's scared to go to school after a bully knocked her teeth loose.
The Los Angeles Police Department is investigating Justin Bieber for attempted robbery, authorities confirmed Tuesday.
A wildfire that surged amid high heat and dry winds in drought conditions brought evacuation orders for more than 20,000 homes in and around San Diego, but all residents were told they could return home Tuesday night just a few hours later as cooler, calmer darkness fell.
Officer Roberto Sanchez, 32, was fatally struck ten days ago in Harbor City.
Los Angeles City Councilman Bob Blumefield asked the public on Tuesday to keep an eye out for a 53-year-old Oxnard man, who was expected to meet a friend in Woodland Hills, but reportedly never arrived.
A human skull was found along the Santa Ana River bottom in Riverside.
Police are searching for a suspect who has been exposing himself to young girls in Brea.
The L.A. City Council Tuesday added another $2.2 million to a program aimed at cleaning up homeless areas.
Survivors of peace officers and firefighters will have more time to file for death benefits if they can show their spouse or partner fell victim to certain diseases while they were working, under a bill Gov. Jerry Brown signed into law Tuesday.
The Porsche auto-making company responded Tuesday to a lawsuit filed by the widow of Roger W. Rodas, the driver of the Carrera GT in a crash that killed both him and actor Paul Walker in November.
SKY9's Kevin Takumi reports two surveyors issued a distress call to 911 from the hills north of Duarte, where temperatures reached the high 90s.
A brush fire has broken out alongside the eastbound I-105 freeway just before the Vermont exit.
The so-called Laura's Law passed in 2002 but the state left it to individual counties to decide whether to adopt it.
Sports legend Magic Johnson has responded to a verbal attack by banned Clippers owner Donald Sterling, which occurred in the middle of what was originally meant to be an apology.
SKY9's Kevin Takumi reports civilians could be seen using garden hoses to quickly contain the flames on the 5000 block of Arrow Way before L.A. County Fire arrived.
