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Fullerton's acting police chief says his department did a poor job of communicating to the public about the death of a mentally ill homeless man after a confrontation with officers.
A horse got stuck in mud Saturday in Lake View Terrace, prompting a carefully coordinated rescue, a city fire official said.
Two bike riders have been shot, one of them fatally, in Koreatown.
A 10-year-old girl is in serious to extreme condition after being hit by a pickup truck in Buena Park.
A Riverside man already accused of robbing a series of Southern California banks, was re-arrested on charges of robbing two Coachella Valley banks, a sheriff's spokesman said Saturday.
Deputies found a man's body slumped behind the wheel of a vehicle in Coachella, and authorities believe it may be a homicide, a sheriff's spokesman said Saturday.
Police Saturday were investigating the circumstances surrounding the shooting death of a man found in a parking lot of a strip mall.
A search is under way in Long Beach for two young girls who were last seen leaving a motel Wednesday night.
The USS Iowa left the Port of Richmond Saturday morning for Los Angeles where it will become a floating museum.
The Los Angeles Dodgers are hosting their first of two "Bark in the Park" promotions during Saturday night's game against the Houston Astros.
A Mexican police officer pleaded guilty Friday in a drug smuggling case and admitted he hired a fellow officer to run a hit squad on behalf of a Tijuana-based drug cartel, prosecutors said.
A juvenile probation officer for San Bernardino County was behind bars Saturday on suspicion of impersonating a police officer in Glendora.
Award-winning filmmaker Steven C. Barber is releasing a new documentary Memorial Day. "Until They Are Home", a sequel to his "Return To Tarawa", focuses on the search for the remains of U.S. Marines killed in the World War II battle of Tarawa.
Two toddlers were killed Friday in a trailer fire in Central California that was accidentally started by two older children playing with matches, authorities said.
The City of Newport Beach has decided a recent presidential trip really fit the bill. Literally. Newport Beach's revenue division is charging the Obama campaign — specifically Obama For America — $35,043.04 for extra police officers, reserve officers and overtime pay to cover a recent Obama visit.
