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The 4.1 earthquake that struck Wednesday night occurred near the Whittier fault, which has produced major quakes in the past, leading some to ask if it was a precursor to something bigger.
A San Francisco couple is accused of murdering a Los Angeles man they say was their 17-year-old daughter's pimp.
Federal regulators have uncovered security problems at the troubled San Onofre nuclear plant that could result in Southern California Edison being slapped with violations.
A dead bat discovered on a school playground in Highgrove tested negative for rabies, the Department of Animal Services reported Thursday.
Instead of Pomp and Circumstance, the "Rocky" theme song should have been played a preschool graduation where a battle over a cap and gown led to a melee between angry parents . . . and it was all caught on tape.
More than 150 employees of the LA Superior Court face being laid off Friday, according to officials.
Sheriff's deputies have busted two men they say are behind a string of vacant home burglaries throughout Palmdale.
A former Long Beach police officer already awaiting arraignment on sex-related counts involving 13 underage girls was charged Thursday with crimes involving three other young women.
Shots were fired at a Glendale park where more than a dozen men were seen fighting Thursday afternoon.
Authorities say five people were transported to a hospital after a school bus collided with a vehicle in Gardena Thursday afternoon.
The Orange County district attorney's office says a former California Highway Patrol officer has been convicted of possessing blank prescription forms and using them to take paid medical time off from work.
Wal-Mart is being called out by a pro-labor group after a publicist for the retail giant posed as a reporter to sneak into the group's meetings, according to an online report.
An exhibit chronicling the British royal family opens Saturday at the Queen Mary, hotel officials announced Thursday.
A Fontana dental office is cleaning up after an arsonist set a fire causing more than $1 million in damage, the latest in a string of arson fires.
Microsoft is being secretive about a "major" announcement it plans to make in Los Angeles on Monday.
