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Marcos Mejia, 30, was re-arrested on Friday after disabling his ankle monitor and walking away from the Male Community Reentry Program in Los Angeles late Thursday evening.
Cook's Corner reopened it's doors on Friday after a deadly shooting closed down the historic Trabuco Canyon biker bar.
Friday morning, Southern California hotel strikers marched from the InterContinental Los Angeles to the JW Marriott LA Live.
"We are thrilled to welcome three world-class institutions to the ACC, and we look forward to having them compete as part of our amazing league," ACC Commissioner Jim Phillips said in a statement.
Authorities are looking for a driver who hit and killed a pedestrian early Friday morning in Sun Valley.
Blind since birth, 9-year-old Grayson Roberts vowed to never let his diagnosis stop him from seeing the world.
On the day the college football season kicked into gear, ESPN, ABC and other Disney-owned channels were pulled from Spectrum cable Thursday evening amid a breakdown in negotiations over carriage fees.
The suspects were arrested on Tuesday for a series of thefts in which they distract elderly shoppers in order to steal from them, often using the stolen credit cards at nearby stores.
The woman reportedly stole two guitars worth more than $900 each.
A man and woman in their 40s have been arrested for operating a "fence" location in downtown Los Angeles, where stolen goods were being sold. The estimated value of the nearly 14,000 stolen items is worth around $200k, according to CHP.
In a first-of-its-kind conviction, a Temecula man faces a potential life sentence after he knowingly sold a fentanyl-laced pill that killed a 26-year-old woman.
In a major shift for one of the nation's most prestigious universities, Caltech announced Thursday it is dropping its longstanding admissions requirement for applicants to have completed calculus, chemistry and physics courses, noting that many students lack access to such curricula at their high schools.
A proposed needle exchange program in Orange County will not be happening anytime soon, state officials confirmed Thursday.
Last Friday night, someone set three "Sorry Not Sorry" employee's cars on fire, all of which were parked next to propane tanks.
Julius Poppinga, 17, died on Wednesday after having breathing issues, according to the Los Angeles Times. The junior who played football and lacrosse is the son of former Green Bay Packers player Brady Poppinga.
