2 Dead, Suspect In Custody Following Gang-Related Shooting
A gang-related shooting in the Lafayette Square area of Los Angeles Wednesday left two people dead and one suspect in custody, police said.
Watch CBS News
A gang-related shooting in the Lafayette Square area of Los Angeles Wednesday left two people dead and one suspect in custody, police said.
A police officer was injured after his patrol car was struck by another vehicle in Burbank Wednesday.
Two teenagers have been arrested in connection with the vandalism of a Mormon church in Jurupa Valley.
A lawsuit was filed Wednesday against a Valencia-area assisted living home alleging the wrongful death of an 89-year-old woman who died after she was left outside in more than 100-degree heat.
Hundreds of Orange County students hit the waves on Wednesday, one day after state lawmakers declared the first "International Surfing Day".
The City Council has approved a plan to offer free Wi-Fi at Los Angeles International Airport, starting in mid-July.
The vote comes one day after Vista Rep. Darrell Issa failed to reach an agreement with Eric Holder during a 20-minute meeting at the Capitol.
Curious about the quality of air you're breathing? The American Lung Association in Los Angeles is offering a free smartphone app that provides detailed information about air quality wherever you happen to be.
A Long Beach police officer has entered a not guilty plea Wednesday to more than 40 sex-related counts involving 13 underage girls and three young women.
Apparently nothing is sacred anymore — metal thieves have stolen a 200-pound brass bell from the front of a church in Pico Rivera.
"Carmageddon 2," "The Rampture," or "RampJam". Whatever name you choose to call it, the sequel to last year's partial closure of the 405 Freeway is set to start Friday.
Ashton Kutcher's production company is suing because it isn't being allowed to spend more time at the Department of Motor Vehicles.
After a tense battle in kitchens across California, Foie gras officially will be taken off the menu statewide on July 1.
Attorneys for Bryan Stow want the former Dodgers owner to help pay more than $50 million for their client's current and future medical costs.
