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A Sacramento County superior court judge ruled Friday that former Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger didn't break any laws when he cut the manslaughter sentence for the son of a political ally just hours before leaving office last year.
The 27-year-old son of Pepperdine University's president pleaded no contest Friday to threatening his father.
California state officials are planning to launch a task force to improve oversight of scrap metal recyclers.
A Lake Arrowhead man has been identified as a suspect in the thefts of metal and wood shop tools, a pickup truck and a riding mower from Grove School.
A 21-year-old man is expected to serve three years of supervised probation as part of his sentence in connection with a laser pointing incident involving a law enforcement aircraft last year, officials said Friday.
Van Nuys Airport was awarded an $18.4 million grant for reconstruction, officials announced Friday.
A transient pleaded no contest to misdemeanor animal cruelty for choking a brown pelican to death near Malibu Pier.
The wife of Oceanside police chief and former Cypress City Councilman Frank McCoy was sentenced Friday to 15 years in prison for shooting at police during a 2010 standoff.
Retired space shuttle Endeavour will make a pit stop at NASA's Dryden Flight Research Center at Edwards Air Force Base on Sept. 19.
State health officials are warning consumers to avoid eating a popular line of licorice candy products that may contain levels of lead exceeding state standards.
A 20-foot gray whale is now swimming free and unencumbered after a Marine Animal Rescue crew removed a length of rope that was snagged around his tail fins.
The Los Amigos High School baseball team is picking out $3,000 worth of equipment Friday donated by Diamond Sports and the Angels Foundation after the team's equipment storage room was broken into over the weekend.
A portion of the 405 Freeway through the Sepulveda Pass will be closed this weekend due to the ongoing improvement project.
Authorities say the Williams Fire, which has burned nearly 4,200 acres since it broke out Sunday, is now 72 percent contained.
Superior Court Judge James Chalfant rejected a bid by local labor groups to stop the construction of a Walmart store in the historic Chinatown district.
