'Amber Zee' Was Really A Man On Facebook Enticing Kids To Send Sexually Explicit Images
Federal prosecutors say a New Jersey man has admitted using a fake Facebook profile to entice children to produce and send him sexually explicit images.
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Federal prosecutors say a New Jersey man has admitted using a fake Facebook profile to entice children to produce and send him sexually explicit images.
The Senate Education Committee voted unanimously in favor of a Republican bill cutting the phrase from sex education law
Hector Hernandez of Wilmington entered pleas Tuesday in San Diego to federal conspiracy charges. He could face up to 30 years in prison.
New guidelines put 11 million people at risk for deportation and mean some could be kicked out of the country without a court hearing.
An attorney for James Otis says he pleaded no contest to the felony Tuesday in Los Angeles Superior Court.
Prosecutors won't file criminal charges in connection with a billion-dollar plan to provide every student in the Los Angeles Unified School District with an iPad.
California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation spokesman Jeffrey Callison said Tuesday the measure did not impact when Mejia was released from state prison.
The announcement of the arrest of Frank Rees comes more than five months after the baby's mother, Samantha Green, was found guilty of murder.
The theft of the jersey has caused it to have a huge spike in price
Authorities say a woman who drove into a flooded road in rural Northern California was swept into a creek and drowned inside her car.
A California man who used a woman he took hostage to shield himself from a spray of bullets fired by officers following a deadly bank robbery and car chase received a life sentence Tuesday.
Andres Dorantes has long been content with the green card that lets him live in the U.S. and work as a tattoo artist in Los Angeles.
Ten-year-old Emma Geiselman has had a long and painful journey, but you wouldn't know it by just looking at her.
It was a seriously windy night across the region, especially in the high Sierra.
Southern California businesses that rent goats for brush control say demand is high for their services this winter.
