Dogs Abandoned In Laguna Hills Park To Go Up For Adoption
More than two dozen dogs abandoned in a Laguna Hills park are expected to go up for adoption on Saturday.
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More than two dozen dogs abandoned in a Laguna Hills park are expected to go up for adoption on Saturday.
A fire in a Norwalk condo led authorities to the discovery of 2,000 pounds of marijuana Thursday evening.
A Riverside jury Friday awarded a husband and wife $36.5 million in damages after finding that a truck driver from a national logistics firm caused the 2010 collision that left her paralyzed.
The so-called "Wrong Way" bandit pleaded guilty Friday to several bank robberies and was immediately sentenced to 11 years and four months in prison.
Police say the death of an infant at a Santa Ana trailer park is considered "suspicious."
California is sending two firefighting airplanes to help combat destructive wildfires in Colorado.
A 15-year-old boy charged in the shooting death of a 14-month-old toddler appeared before a judge on Friday for the first time.
A 19-year-old El Monte girl has leukemia.
California lottery officials say a winning SuperLotto Plus sold in Palmdale remains unclaimed nearly a month after it matched the jackpot numbers.
Fire officials say they've curbed the spread of a wildfire that has burned 150 acres in the Southern California desert south of Palm Springs, destroying one mobile home and an outbuilding.
A lawsuit filed this week claims that Latino voters in the city of Anaheim are being kept out of the political process at City Hall.
Grammy award winning singer Adele is expecting her first child with boyfriend Simon Konecki.
A former Vernon city official was found dead Thursday night at a state park in the Bay area.
A group of junior high and high school science students on Friday pleaded for whomever is responsible for stealing a student-built basketball-shooting robot to return it.
Metro will offer free rides all weekend long for the opening of the four-mile Orange Line extension from Canoga Park to Chatsworth.
