2 Men Wanted In Car-To-Car Shooting On 91 Freeway In Bellflower
An investigation was underway Friday into a shooting that left two people injured on the westbound Artesia (91) Freeway.
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An investigation was underway Friday into a shooting that left two people injured on the westbound Artesia (91) Freeway.
An electrical failure was likely behind several manhole covers that were displaced in the San Fernando Valley, officials said Friday.
July 2013 has been the wettest July for the city of Los Angeles in 95 years, the National Weather Service said Friday.
Two men are accused of forcing a 15-year-old Southland girl to work on a Northern California marijuana grow, sexually abusing her and locking her in a metal toolbox for days, authorities said.
The L.A. Department of Water and Power spent tens of millions of dollars on extra sick days for its employees, and some workers may have abused the system, according to a report.
The second of a four-part closure dubbed the "Summer Slam" on the Pomona (60) Freeway will begin Friday night in the city of Industry.
A home invasion robbery investigation was underway Friday in Hancock Park, police said.
A teen is scheduled to be arraigned Friday after allegedly robbing a 64-year-old man and a 93-year-old man on two separate occasions, sheriff's officials said.
Police Friday released a sketch of a man wanted for exposing himself to teen girls in the South Bay.
A Colorado man has pleaded guilty to pointing a laser at two helicopters operated by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department and a local television station, the FBI announced Friday.
A water main break early Friday morning flooded several blocks of a neighborhood in the mid-Wilshire District, officials said.
A community gathered Thursday night to honor an 11-year-old Menifee boy found dead in the backyard of his home a few weeks ago.
An emotional family of four is grateful to be alive Thursday night after being caught in the middle of a wild police pursuit in Santa Ana 24 hours ago.
L.A.-based North East Trees has recruited approximately 100 young people for green industry job training at Ramona Gardens alone.
The Monterey Park City Council has proposed that all businesses and eateries in the city, where 67 percent of the population is of Asian descent, have at least one sign in the "modern Latin alphabet."