FBI Joins Search In Panama For Missing Laguna Niguel Woman
Panamanian investigators say FBI agents are helping them search a Panamanian hostel for blood traces and other signs of a California woman last seen there several months ago.
Watch CBS News
Panamanian investigators say FBI agents are helping them search a Panamanian hostel for blood traces and other signs of a California woman last seen there several months ago.
Hundreds of crime victims and their friends and family turned out for the fourth annual victims' rights march in Santa Ana Friday.
Officials Friday were continuing their investigation into an apparent car-to-car shooting on the 110 Freeway.
Investigators are taking a closer look at the death of 61-year-old Micheal Cormier.
A Hollywood Hills fetish filmmaker was found guilty Friday of federal obscenity charges, following two mistrials.
The makers of Nutella have agreed to pay out $3.05 million to settle a lawsuit from a San Diego mother who says she was duped into believing the chocolate-hazelnut spread was good for her kids.
Ted Nugent said he was insulted by the cancellation of his planned concert at an Army post over his comments about President Obama.
It could soon be illegal to ride a bicycle and text if a California lawmaker gets his way.
As many as seven dolphins have gathered outside a Southern California channel where crews have been trying to rescue a dolphin that wandered inside Friday.
Leticia Nunez, 38, is accused of selling counterfeit designer handbags, jewelry and other accessories that may have contained hazardous amounts of lead.
Two men were behind bars Friday on suspicion of trying to steal copper wiring from street lights in Corona, where there have been a rash of copper-related thefts.
A young girl was recovering on Friday from injuries she suffered after an unknown object was hurled through a window of a Los Angeles Unified school bus.
An arbitrator has ruled in favor of the Los Angeles Unified School District's request that teachers take five furlough days this academic year to save $75 million in payroll costs.
The drill is expected to test residents' response to an emergency in a neighborhood that has only one major roadway by asking them to actually vacate the canyon.
As part of the Drug Enforcement Administration's fourth National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day, people will be able to dispose of expired, unwanted or unused prescription drugs on Saturday at numerous collection sites around the Southland.
