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Hundreds of thousands of young immigrants will start applying for the Dream Act on Wednesday, which will allow the children of undocumented workers to live in the U.S. without fear of deportation for the next two years.
Some Miramonte Elementary teachers returned to the South Los Angeles school on Tuesday after they were removed earlier this year following a child abuse scandal involving one of their colleagues.
Two men pleaded guilty Tuesday for their part in the theft of more than $200,000 worth of high-end bikinis and bathing suits from a Tustin warehouse.
Beverly Hills police report a hearse driver who was found dead with a body in the vehicle died while taking the casket to a funeral.
A man who was found dead in South El Monte Monday was allegedly waiting for a liver transplant before he died, according to the victim's family.
A judge granted Sheryl Crow a three-year restraining order against a man who acknowledged he threatened to shoot the singer-songwriter and film executive Harvey Weinstein.
Several computers and personal items worth more than $60,000 were stolen from the Northern California home of the late Steve Jobs in what authorities insist was a run of the mill burglary.
A Fontana police officer shot a passenger who pointed a gun during a traffic stop on Monday.
A former California state parks employee says she told state attorneys her department was hiding about $20 million in a special fund several months before officials announced discovering the surplus money, according to a sworn declaration filed in court Tuesday.
A new lactation room, where new mothers can have a private, dedicated place to breast-feed or pump milk, was officially opened Tuesday at Los Angeles City Hall.
About three dozen youths on a hike in Griffith Park were treated for heat exhaustion on Tuesday.
Irving Fein, a producer and manager who steered the careers of comedy greats George Burns and Jack Benny and named actress Lana Turner the "Sweater Girl," has died, his daughter said Tuesday. He was 101.
Environmental groups filed a lawsuit on Tuesday against the California Department of Public Health for failing to establish a safe drinking water standard for the cancer-causing chemical made famous in the film "Erin Brockovich."
Employees with San Bernardino and Los Angeles counties were among the spectators at one of largest cockfighting busts in the region.
A pool service truck collided with another vehicle Tuesday morning spilling a small amount of chemicals and injuring two people.
