Clippers' Matt Barnes Pleads For Help In Solving Aunt's Murder
Clippers player Matt Barnes is pleading for the public's help to apprehend the man who killed his aunt.
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Clippers player Matt Barnes is pleading for the public's help to apprehend the man who killed his aunt.
"Hin Carla," said the caller. "I want to report a house that is trying to drain the rest of the American River."
A 25-year-old man has been sentenced to more than six years in state prison after pleading guilty to human trafficking and prostitution charges involving 16- and 17-year-old girls.
The U.S. Department of Transportation gave its approval Friday for work to begin on the second leg of California's proposed $68 billion high-speed rail line, endorsing the state's environmental review for the section running between Fresno and Bakersfield.
Thirty-four weeks pregnant, Southland resident Alysia Montano ran the 800 meters Thursday in the U.S. Track and Field Championships.
Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti is on his first official visit to the Capitol and is making his case for revitalizing California's most populous city.
California's population grew nearly 1 percent in 2013 to exceed 38.3 million, with the highest growth rate in the San Francisco Bay Area, according to a new report.
Los Angeles, which kept water restrictions from the last drought, plans to have four people patrolling its city.
Forty-three high school students and three adult chaperones were on a bus traveling from Los Angeles for a tour of Humboldt University when the bus was struck by a FedEx tractor trailer on April 10.
State senators in Sacramento are receiving a refresher in ethics as part of the fallout from a series of legal cases involving two Southland lawmakers this year.
The leader of the state Senate is seeking an independent review of how parole officers tracked a sex offender charged with four Southern California slayings.
Saying the state's budget surplus should be used to pay down debt, Gov. Jerry Brown on Wednesday called a special session of the Legislature to make changes to a rainy-day fund measure on the November ballot.
A federal grand jury in Sacramento has indicted a California man on a single charge of attempting to provide support to a foreign terrorist organization.
Gov. Jerry Brown reported Monday that he has raised nearly $20 million for his re-election campaign, far outpacing the two leading Republican candidates competing for the right to challenge him.
Democratic Rep. John Garamendi and Republican Rep. Doug LaMalfa held a news conference near the location of the proposed reservoir to announce their bill.
About 56,000 Californians have a concealed-weapons permit in a state of 38 million residents.
The race is on to succeed Zev Yaroslavsky, one of the big names on the County Board of Supervisors, pitting a current member of the Kennedy clan against a former TV sitcom star-turned-lawmaker.
Southern California experienced scattered showers early Thursday.
Federal officials have pledged another $14 million to help California through its worst drought in recorded history.
Isaiah Thomas scored 24 points and Rudy Gay had 23 for the Kings, who have lost five straight and seven of eight.
Demetrious Johnson had a little something to show anybody who still doubts the UFC's small guys can produce big knockouts.
A Southland Assemblyman is calling for an investigation into the LAUSD's purchase of iPads for all students.
Gov. Jerry Brown signed legislation Friday that will establish California's first rules detailing how oil drillers use a technique known as fracking.
Cities and counties across California will receive nearly $20 million in federal grants to help hire more than 100 new law enforcement officers, officials said Tuesday.
The bill would bring construction standards for clinics that perform abortions into line with all other primary care clinics.
