Family Files Wrongful Death Suit In Alhambra Police Station Shooting
The family of a 35-year-old man who was fatally shot by officers at the Alhambra police station has filed a wrongful death lawsuit.
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The family of a 35-year-old man who was fatally shot by officers at the Alhambra police station has filed a wrongful death lawsuit.
Lu's Dumpling House in Monterey Park -- which sustained considerable damage in the crash -- is now boarded up.
A mountain lion tracked by biologists with the National Park Service is now suffering from mange, officials said Thursday.
Thirty-four-year-old Alfred Tapia, a reputed gang member, was being held on attempted murder charges after being turned over to U.S. authorities on Wednesday, according to a Los Angeles Sheriff's Department spokesperson.
Police are seeking the public's help in finding a sexual battery suspect in Boyle Heights.
A Sylmar couple has been charged with human trafficking and slavery involving a 9-year-old girl who was smuggled from El Salvador.
Federal prosecutors say Didier De Nier was convicted Wednesday of conspiracy and wire fraud. His wife previously pleaded guilty to conspiracy.
The incident is taking place at Whittier Boulevard and Greenleaf Avenue, according to officials.
Immigration advocates are filing suit against the federal government, saying immigration officials are violating their own rules by failing to provide a speedy hearing to some immigrants who face deportation.
A former teacher who was arrested at the Apple Valley Airport while trying to flee in a private plane was found guilty Thursday of molesting three neighborhood girls.
The plaintiffs allege that city employees saw the risky skating, but did nothing to stop it.
Overall, the Obama administration had projected California would enroll 1.3 million during the first enrollment period, which began Oct. 1. Covered California said the state had set a target of around 830,000.
A pursuit suspect is in a standoff with authorities Thursday in San Bernardino.
The call was included on 911 recordings release Thursday by the California Highway Patrol as it investigates the cause of the crash that left 10 people dead.
The Korean Air flight arrived from Seoul on Wednesday afternoon with 384 people aboard and an airport operations vehicle misguided the jet, which caused the incident, said airline spokeswoman Penny Pfaelzer.
