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Stephanie Felix wasn't due for another week but her baby arrived right in the middle of the 15 Freeway in Riverside County.
A tow truck driver, who led police on a chase for more than two hours through the Los Angeles area, has surrendered in Glendale.
Winning over young voters is expected to be a key factor for President Obama to win re-election and Tuesday night he took action, promising college students that he would keep education affordable.
A 4-month-old puppy that was thrown against a wall and repeatedly kicked and needs surgery to repair an elbow fracture.
Authorities have linked a man known as the Snowboarder Bandit to a bank heist in Palm Springs.
The Long Beach City College trustees have voted unanimously to lay off 55 employees and slash the hours of 96 others as the school faces a $5 million state funding cut for the next academic year.
A mountain lion was shot and killed when it showed up near homes in Sunland last week.
Orange County animal care officials say they are baffled as to why someone dumped dozens of rabbits at a Huntington Beach park over the weekend.
The city of Simi Valley has passed a new law that is aimed at keeping adult film productions from entering the municipality.
Steve Frank Vullo was last seen on March 28 after he reportedly went for a walk from his home.
The United States' first case of mad cow disease in six years has been reported in Central California, according to USDA Chief Veterinary Officer John Clifford.
Protesters issued a call for the Turkish government to take responsibility for the deaths of about 1.5 million people.
The Los Angeles Police Department Tuesday released a series of sketches of a serial rapist suspected in as many as 28 sexual assaults since 1996.
Carlton Banks is taking his dance moves to Universal City. Actor Alfonso Ribeiro of Fresh Prince of Bel Air fame attempted to set a new world record Saturday for the world's largest simultaneous flash mob with a group of more than 2,000 dancers in 300 cities.