Gray Whales Spotted Breaching Off Dana Point
Gray whales were spotted breaching in front of Dana Point Harbor, just in time for the city's annual Festival of Whales.
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Gray whales were spotted breaching in front of Dana Point Harbor, just in time for the city's annual Festival of Whales.
Gov. Jerry Brown says repealing the Hayden law could save $23 million -- but one city councilman strongly disagrees.
An autopsy has been completed on the body of a 17-year-old football player who died after attending a party where teens were drinking alcohol.
After months of speculation, Apple announced the latest iPad Wednesday at the Yerba Buena Center in San Francisco. This third-generation iPad will feature pricing options similar to previous models and a better display.
A 16-year-old boy was in custody Wednesday for allegedly threatening to go on a murderous shooting rampage at Notre Dame High School.
Torrance-based Toyota Motor Sales USA Inc. announced a safety recall Wednesday for some 2009 Camrys and 2009-11 Venzas to replace the stop lamp switch.
The president of the California Fish and Game Commission who is under fire for legally killing a mountain lion in Idaho is receiving overwhelming support during a public meeting in Riverside.
Rick Ehlert, 45, will serve four months in prison for releasing the anchor on a commercial cruise liner while in international waters.
Six people were injured Wednesday -- three seriously -- in a traffic crash in the Westwood area.
The top budget official for Los Angeles says the city cannot afford to pay raises due to roughly 20,000 employees.
Two decades after the Lakers legend shocked the world, Magic Johnson hopes to get teens talking about HIV with a new documentary.
Several Southland activist groups are opposing efforts to obtain state funding for jail upgrades and new jail construction.
Taking care of legal matters in Los Angeles County could soon take a lot longer. Court administrators plan to eliminate more than 300 jobs at the end of June to save $300 million.
A jury of eight women and four men will begin their first full day of deliberations Wednesday in the murder case of an LAPD detective who is accused of killing her ex-boyfriend's wife.
The FBI is going after a suspected child predator, who may be in Los Angeles, by plastering his face across local billboards.
