Dick Van Dyke injured in minor traffic crash in Malibu
Actor Dick Van Dyke suffered minor injuries when the car he was driving crashed a week ago in Malibu, authorities said Wednesday.
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Actor Dick Van Dyke suffered minor injuries when the car he was driving crashed a week ago in Malibu, authorities said Wednesday.
A suspect wanted in a beach shooting in San Pedro was arrested days after the shooting, and police say he was one of the people who was shot.
Deputies responding to a burglary call in Altadena early Wednesday found a man shot in the head, who later died.
California's string of wet weather continued as a 12th atmospheric river hit the Golden State on Tuesday, bringing more heavy rain, snowfall and high-powered winds.
The ban builds off of the state's initiative to achieve 100% zero emissions by 2035.
The District Attorney's office initially rejected the entire case but eventually decided to charge the suspect with three felonies.
Residents in the San Bernardino mountains are worried about more snow falling on their slopes after the disastrous blizzard.
The National Weather Service issued a Tornado Warning for Southwestern LA County and Central Ventura County.
Jaime and Gabriela Jaquez are the first brother-sister duo to make it to the Sweet Sixteen of the NCAA Tournament for the same school in the same season
Richard Allen Jefferson, 65, who lived in Inglewood, was shot while standing on a sidewalk in the 600 block of West Peach Street in Compton back on Sept. 19, 2018 at around 6:30 p.m., police said.
Gloria Molina, the storied SoCal politician who was the first Latina elected to the LA City Council, announced she is battling terminal cancer.
LAUSD hastily set up 30 makeshift schools to take care of families and kids after a three-day strike shut down schools.
Classrooms throughout Los Angeles closed today as over 60,000 workers begin their three-day strike.
As a storm sweeps through Southern California, officials said the Inland Empire could be subject to evacuation warnings in various communities.
Yet another powerful storm moved into Southern California Tuesday, with rain and mountain snow expected to continue throughout the day and into Wednesday, raising the risk of localized flooding.
