Attorney: Video 'Clearly Depicts' Corvette Driver Shot While Walking Away
The family of a disabled veteran who was fatally shot by police following a high-speed pursuit last week announced Friday the filing of a $20 million lawsuit.
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The family of a disabled veteran who was fatally shot by police following a high-speed pursuit last week announced Friday the filing of a $20 million lawsuit.
Comedian Cloris Leachman has joined PETA in protesting SeaWorld's float entry for the 2014 Tournament of Roses Parade.
Los Angeles City Councilman Jose Huizar Friday faced allegations that he groped a massage therapist back in 2005, the Los Angeles Times reported.
It may be chilly outside, but one City Councilman is hoping residents will come out Friday for the city's 1st Annual Family Holiday Movie Night in Griffith Park.
The Long Beach Poly High School freshman boys basketball team came together Thursday night to help a struggling family of eight.
Torrance Police are hoping the release of store surveillance video will lead them to a suspect in the stabbing and armed robbery of a woman last month.
Police in Newtown, Connecticut believe a missing 50-year-old man may be in the Southland.
A student whose threatening note prompted a lockdown at Moorpark High School has apparently killed himself by stepping in front of a train.
Homicide detectives Thursday are investigating a woman's suspicious death in Lancaster.
The family of the Corvette driver shot and killed following a high-speed chase with law enforcement last week said they will file a claim against the Los Angeles Police Department for $20 million in damages.
An animal rights group has sued the University of California, Los Angeles, for refusing to release records on its use of primates in lab experiments.
A jury recommended death for a man, called a "serial baby killer" by a prosecutor, who was convicted of killing his 2-month-old daughter and kept her body in a plastic container for a year.
L.A. County Sheriff Lee Baca denies authorizing the program "Friends of the Sheriff", which critics say accommodated those with connections.
Health inspection grades for some restaurants in Los Angeles are now posted on the business review website Yelp.
The California Supreme Court ruled Thursday that law school data on race, attendance and grades should be available to the public.
