Honda Recalls 172K Vehicles Over Potentially Faulty Doors
Honda is recalling 172,000 vehicles due to potentially faulty doors that may not close properly.
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Honda is recalling 172,000 vehicles due to potentially faulty doors that may not close properly.
This year's state standardized test results have been delayed while California education officials investigate dozens of photos leaked online.
The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits went up again last week, but in California, that number is down.
Ford is recalling 11,500 new Escape SUV's because their engines could catch fire.
Authorities say a transient linked to the murder of a Fresno man in the Cajon Pass was arrested Wednesday in Florida.
A fire at a house in Torrance Thursday left two people with minor injuries and resulted in at least $80,000 in damage, authorities said.
A 3.2-magnitude earthquake stuck a section of San Bernardino County Thursday, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
Charges could be filed against the photographer who pursued singer Justin Bieber during a high-speed freeway chase under an anti-paparazzi law passed in 2010.
Health officials have confirmed the year's first known human case of West Nile in Los Angeles County.
The park around City Hall reopened Thursday following a $1 million, nearly eight months-long renovation.
A suspect was injured in an officer involved shooting early Thursday morning in the San Fernando Valley.
A young boy died after developing a mysterious rash under his arm while vacationing with family July 9 at Camp Pendleton's Lake O'Neill Recreational Park near San Diego.
An 11-mile stretch of the 110 freeway's carpool lanes will become Metro express lanes this November, which will allow commuters to bypass heavy traffic for a fee.
Jealousy was a possible motive in the killing of 22-year-old Brittany Killgore, whose body was found in April near a Southern California lake.
Two young men were shot July 12 at Summer Night Lights, a landmark "anti-gang" initiative in Sun Valley.
