Report: SoCal Edison To Lay Off Hundreds Of Employees
Southern California Edison announced Tuesday that it plans to layoff hundreds of employees in an effort to streamline management.
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Southern California Edison announced Tuesday that it plans to layoff hundreds of employees in an effort to streamline management.
The arraignment for two parolees accused of raping and killing four women while wearing GPS trackers was postponed Tuesday morning.
Several cars were damaged early Tuesday morning in a South Bay carport fire.
Hundreds of people gathered at El Monte High School to grieve for senior Adrian Castro, who was tragically killed in Thursday's bus crash near Orland.
Angelenos who want to see the Moon turn to "blood" Monday night may want to head for the hills.
As hundreds gathered to light candles and grieve for those lost in last week's deadly bus crash in Northern California, one of the victims — a student from Inglewood — is being called a hero.
The former owner of a Los Angeles medical equipment company has been sentenced to more than six years in federal prison for submitting nearly $25 million in bogus Medicare bills.
A local school district is facing scrutiny once more after the board had paid for a whole-life insurance policy on its now-suspended superintendent, whose lavish salary was already inflated.
A news conference was planned for Monday afternoon following the arrests of two men accused of murdering four Orange County women.
A husband and father of three was fatally stabbed Sunday when he saw a group of men harassing a homeless man and intervened.
A full-service supermarket held its grand opening Monday in South Los Angeles.
A Lakewood man has been arrested in the murder of a 28-year-old man found fatally shot in his Beverly Crest home over the weekend, police said Monday.
A black Los Angeles police captain is filing a lawsuit against the city, alleging that he was denied promotions due to the fact that he did not conform with what he claims is Chief Charlie Beck's belief that all officers sent to Board of Rights hearings should be fired.
Marisol and her sister, Marisa, were traveling Thursday on different buses to tour Humboldt State University, but Marisa's bus never made it. A FedEx truck slammed into her tour bus, setting off a fire that claimed the Riverside teen's life and nine others.
