Minor Quake Near Anza Reported In Predawn Hours
A minor earthquake rattled the Riverside County Mountains and Coachella Valley overnight Saturday.
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A minor earthquake rattled the Riverside County Mountains and Coachella Valley overnight Saturday.
Authorities on Saturday continued to investigate an officer-involved shooting in Alhambra.
A new airship designed to carry massive cargo is almost ready for its first test flight.
A group of community rights activists held a rally in Koreatown Friday against having armed personnel inside LAUSD schools.
John Grooman's Chevy Silverado was stolen from the driveway of his home last Friday.
A police chase ended in Moreno Valley Friday with a car collision, injuring the suspect and at least one innocent person in another car.
Detectives are searching for a possible link in the murders of three elderly San Bernardino women dating back to 2005.
A bisexual black woman who worked at a Tory Burch flagship store in Los Angeles has sued the fashion designer's company and a former co-worker for racial and sexual discrimination.
A vandal shot out windows at several Alhambra businesses on Friday evening.
Environmental groups, along with two state senators, want to know why the public wasn't formally notified before the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers plowed about 43 acres of wildlife habitat at the Sepulveda Basin.
Los Angeles County prosecutors have charged six people with allegedly nabbing at least $3.2 million worth of paintings and valuables from a Santa Monica home.
Nearly a dozen pot dispensaries are suing the city of Long Beach, claiming police are raiding their businesses and illegally seizing money and property to try and force them out of business.
Redondo Beach police Friday released a composite sketch of the suspect they say stabbed two teens -- nine times between them -- at the South Bay Galleria last Saturday.
An appellate court ruling overturning a rape conviction because the victim wasn't married prompted anger Friday from women's groups and a state legislator who plans to introduce a bill that would close the legal loophole.
Officials at the highest levels of the California Department of Parks and Recreation helped keep millions of dollars in money intended for state parks secret for more than a decade.
