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The Los Angeles Police Department remained on modified tactical alert Friday evening, hours after a false sighting of triple-murder suspect Christopher Dorner at the Twin Towers Jail.
Two California men -- one in Arleta, the other in Whittier -- are big winners in separate lottery games, according to California Lottery officials.
One of two schools in Hancock Park remained on lockdown late Friday afternoon while authorities searched the area for three burglary suspects.
The Irvine Police Department Friday released two recent photos of triple murder suspect Christopher Dorner, a former LAPD officer.
Court documents show an ex-girlfriend of a former Los Angeles police officer suspected of three murders called him "severely emotionally and mentally disturbed" after the two split seven years ago.
A Riverside County jury has convicted a Moreno Valley school board member of 23 felony counts, including pimping.
Authorities say one person has been taken into custody following a brief pursuit through the Harbor City area.
Police on Friday served a search warrant at an Orange County residence reportedly linked to triple homicide suspect Christopher Dorner.
Reverend Jesse Jackson, Sr. issued a public plea to triple homicide suspect Christopher Dorner to surrender to authorities immediately.
Police on Friday released composite drawings of two suspects wanted in connection with a robbery at a West Covina shopping center that left a Chinese tourist dead.
The massive manhunt for a disgruntled former police officer turned accused killer entered its second day Friday.
Sheriff's deputies in riot gear were patrolling the area following an unconfirmed report of someone matching the general description of triple homicide suspect Christopher Dorner.
An attorney for two women who were fired on by police officers in Torrance during the ongoing search for triple homicide suspect Christopher Dorner said Friday that he does not expect to take legal action.
A vehicle tied to triple-murder suspect Christopher Dorner has been discovered in a San Diego suburb.
California is publishing regulations that, if passed, would stop requiring makers of furniture and baby changing pads to use chemical flame retardants in their products.
