Accountant Accused Of Stuffing Her Bra And Making Off With $2M In School Lunch Money
A former school district accountant allegedly made off with more than $2 million in lunch money, according to officials in Rialto.
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A former school district accountant allegedly made off with more than $2 million in lunch money, according to officials in Rialto.
Long Beach Police shot and killed a suspect they said fought with an officer Thursday evening.
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission met on Thursday to debate the potential effects of shutting down the troubled San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station.
A Superior Court judge has granted a permanent injunction banning members of six Los Angeles street gangs from congregating or carrying weapons within a nearly 4-square-mile area near downtown.
San Bernardino County officials have been accused of violating artists' First Amendment rights after three paintings were removed from the Government Center.
Garcetti wants to expand the use of the LAPD's successful CompStat program, tracking everything, including pot hole and streetlight repair, on a computer system that residents can check.
A blaze destroyed a $4 million mansion in Beverly Hills Thursday night.
Less than a week after West Hollywood became the nation's first city to ban the sale of fur, a retailer has filed suit to have the new law overturned.
Shavonna Sutton, 25, filed the lawsuit in Los Angeles Superior Court Wednesday on behalf of herself and her seven-year-old daughter, Jayla Smith.
Two women turned bras into works of art to inspire and raise money for a local cancer support program.
A West Covina man with an extremely rare growth condition is overcoming his physical challenges to help others.
The family of a murdered Dodgers fan shared their grief, shock and disbelief Thursday.
Jose Manuel Ortiz, 35, and Ryan Irwin Tischer, 37, were released from Orange County Jail Wednesday night, befriended one another and allegedly went on a crime spree.
A national health policy nonprofit on Thursday announced it is making California the focal point of a long-term research project to examine whether the Affordable Care Act lives up to expectations for the uninsured.
The Los Angeles Police Department's Counter-Terrorism and Special Operations Bureau will meet with private security leaders next month to discuss lessons learned from a Nairobi terrorist attack that left 67 people dead.
