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L.A. Sheriff Lee Baca pulled his endorsement Monday for a vitamin company after CBS2 investigative reporter David Goldstein questioned him about the company's contribution to Baca's political campaign.
One city councilman is calling for the permanent closure of Santa Monica Airport after a fatal crash killed at least two people Sunday.
A Kern County elderly couple was stuck in the mud for two nights after their GPS system directed their motor home to an Oregon back road.
Friends and family are mourning five young people killed in a fiery crash early Saturday morning, calling them "Burbank's Angels."
A judge who ruled that Palmdale's method of choosing its leaders short-changes minorities issued an injunction Monday that could cancel the Nov. 5 City Council election.
An El Segundo police officer rescued a trapped woman from her burning vehicle Sunday.
An independent investigation found Orange County Fire Authority managers did not retaliate against employees after complaints surfaced alleging thousands of businesses were charged for inspections that were not performed, the authority said Monday.
Gov. Jerry Brown is expected to sign three bills that are intended to prevent elder abuse.
The National Transportation Safety Board was expected to release new details Monday about a deadly plane crash at the Santa Monica Airport.
Gov. Jerry Brown has signed legislation that will require private and charter schools in California to keep student athletes off the field if there is a concern that they received a concussion.
Police in Los Angeles are asking for the public's assistance in finding a 30-year-old man who has been missing for more than 10 days.
Gov. Jerry Brown has signed legislation asking schools to include mental health counselors and school police officers in their school safety plans.
The eighth annual "CicLAvia" event returns Sunday, Oct. 6, offering 7.5 miles of car-free roads to those who want a more leisurely tour of L.A.
A San Bernardino County sheriff's deputy who was shot back in February by ex-Los Angeles Police Department officer Christopher Dorner returned to work on Monday.
One million elementary school students were truant last year, costing the state an estimated $46 billion and starting students on a cycle directly linked to crime, social services and public health problems in later years, according to California Attorney General Kamala Harris.
