Jury Awards Andy Warhol Painting Of Farrah Fawcett To Ryan O'Neal
An Andy Warhol portrait of Farrah Fawcett belongs to actor Ryan O'Neal, a jury determined Thursday.
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An Andy Warhol portrait of Farrah Fawcett belongs to actor Ryan O'Neal, a jury determined Thursday.
A storm system moving through the Southland brought some much-needed rain and even snow to the region Thursday.
The world's first recipient of an implant designed to prevent seizures hailed the surgeons at Keck Medicine of USC Thursday.
The crash was reported at 2:30 p.m. on the northbound I-15 between Magnolia Avenue and the 91 Freeway.
A former insurance broker-agent faces charges of grand theft, forgery and identity theft for allegedly using another agent's identity to obtain a credit card and purchase life insurance policies in order to collect the commissions.
One person was killed and three others injured Thursday in an accident involving an armored truck and moving van in Chatsworth.
A 10-year-old cancer patient Thursday delivered donated toys to children in the pediatric unit at the Los Angeles County+USC Medical Center.
The Newport Beach Police Department Thursday announced it has identified a person of interest in the alleged hacking of at least one computer at Corona Del Mar High School.
American Airlines Thursday introduced a new jet to its LAX fleet that will begin travel from LAX to New York next month.
Lawmakers in Washington may be leaving town for the holidays, but for Tommy Donovan, the Congressional vacation couldn't come at a worse time.
Now even the youngest travelers at LAX can enjoy their layovers.
Authorities Thursday sought the public's help in identifying a woman wanted in connection with a pair of Southland jewelry store robberies.
A SuperLotto ticket worth $50 million was sold in Los Alamitos, making this the second multi-million-dollar jackpot won by a Californian in as many days this week.
A special needs student and an adult aid were injured Thursday morning after a vehicle collided with a school bus in Reseda.
A special program in the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department that gave preferential hiring treatment to friends and relatives of its employees — even some with criminal records — is now over, according to reports Thursday.
