SoCal Group Sues City Of Los Angeles For Demolishing Marilyn Monroe's Home
Los Angeles is facing a lawsuit after a home where Marilyn Monroe once lived was demolished to make way for a condominium complex.
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Los Angeles is facing a lawsuit after a home where Marilyn Monroe once lived was demolished to make way for a condominium complex.
A sergeant with the Sonoma County Sheriff's Office has enthusiastically denied the claims contained in a federal lawsuit alleging that correctional deputies beat more than 20 Sonoma County Jail inmates during an incident in May.
Marvin Dennis Todd was convicted for two incidents that took place at his Sacramento private practice in 2014.
Outdoor-enthusiasts will have an amazing time exploring everything Iceland has to offer. Visitors can do everything from hiking on glaciers to relaxing in a hot spring and horseback riding to gazing at the northern lights.
Silicon Valley's real estate market is so hot, the latest trend is building four houses where there used to be one.
Butt dialing sounds like a comical mishap, but they make up about a third of the calls made to San Francisco's emergency dispatchers, causing a serious problem.
Due to the popularity of recreational drones, there will be a temporary flight restriction in place prohibiting the use of drones in the skies above San Francisco during Fleet Week beginning Thursday, according to local and federal officials.
What initially was thought to be a gunshot fired from a car early Saturday morning in Half Moon Bay was actually a firework set off by a man later arrested on suspicion of drunk driving, according to the San Mateo County Sheriff's Office.
The state's unemployment agency has finally stopped printing full Social Security numbers on the bi-weekly mailings sent out to millions collecting unemployment or paid family leave.
While two Santa Clara County jail guards have been arrested on alleged misconduct, they are still being paid their six-figure salary.
Police searching for robbery suspects in Oakland temporarily closed part of Interstate 580 eastbound Monday afternoon.
A pilot was forced to take emergency action when a plane door flew open mid-air after taking off from San Francisco International Airport.
A former Marine and Harvard-educated lawyer pleaded not guilty in federal court in Sacramento Monday to a charge of kidnapping a physical therapist from Vallejo in March.
A local artist is claiming responsibility for the "No Tech Zone" signs posted in several San Francisco parks last month.
Kwangmin Jin, 20, was arrested by Fremont police detectives on Sept. 23 in Champaign, Illinois, with assistance from University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign police.
