Catholic Diocese Of Orange Settles Sex Abuse Lawsuit For $2M
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Orange settled a clergy abuse lawsuit for $2 million on the day of trial, an attorney for the plaintiff said Tuesday.
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The Roman Catholic Diocese of Orange settled a clergy abuse lawsuit for $2 million on the day of trial, an attorney for the plaintiff said Tuesday.
Police have released the 911 audio of the call reporting Rodney King at the bottom of his Rialto pool.
No one bid on the La Habra home Tuesday where Nadya "Octomom" Suleman is raising 14 children, forcing a bank to take possession of the property.
Federal authorities say a Los Angeles man, his wife and ex-wife were the leaders of an international prostitution ring that recruited women from Eastern Europe to work in Southern California.
A fire alarm tipped off authorities last week to a large marijuana growing operation at a home in Monterey Park, officials said.
Jeff Godown told fire commissioners that department response time may actually be better than it appears before announcing his departure.
Los Angeles City Council member Mitchell Englander Tuesday is expected to discuss his motion to ban the sale of soda from city park and library vending machines.
Students may soon face another round of tuition increases to help pay for ballooning pension and health care costs.
City cleanup crews descended on Skid Row Tuesday to clean up the human waste, hypodermic needles, condoms and rats that have built up in the area.
The arraignment for a DUI suspect accused of plowing into a taco truck and killing two people was postponed Tuesday.
Fire engines and other emergency vehicles may face delays due to cutbacks in the city's tree-trimming schedule, officials said Tuesday.
f you're headed to the beach this summer, you may want to consider leaving everything but your beach ball at home.
The low-cloud regime continues today. Our marine layer has made it into the San Fernando Valley, San Gabriel Valley, and portions of the Inland Empire.
The LAFD's Board of Commissioners will meet Tuesday to discuss a newly released report about the department's response times.
The former police chief of Costa Mesa is coming forward to confirm that the reason he was suspended in 2010 – and that he ultimately resigned – was because he abused a city credit card, a newspaper reported.
