Since 2010, there have been more than 5,200 leaks in the Los Angeles water system

Since 2010, there have been more than 5,200 leaks in the Los Angeles water system. Carter Evans reports on what the city is doing to make improvements

• Nov 8, 2014
• 1:50

Book excerpt: How Los Angeles in 1974 ruled the pop culture universe

Ronald Brownstein's "Rock Me on the Water" explores how in the mid-1970s L.A. produced a sustained burst of innovation in the worlds of music, film and television.

• Mar 26, 2021

The former Microsoft CEO and new Los Angeles Clippers owner talks with CBS News' Jeff Glor about the upcoming NBA season and his former competitor Apple's latest offering, Apple Pay

The former Microsoft CEO and new Los Angeles Clippers owner talks with CBS News' Jeff Glor about the upcoming NBA season and his former competitor Apple's latest offering, Apple Pay.

• Oct 22, 2014
• 8:16

Arrests at protest as large homeless camp shut at popular L.A. park

The controversy over the closure is the latest drawing attention to the region's largre homeless problem and possible solutions.

• Mar 26, 2021

She called 911, but the intruder, identified as Christian Hicks, followed her onto the roof

A Los Angeles woman is speaking out after hiding on her roof when a man broke into her house. She called 911, but the intruder, identified as Christian Hicks, followed her onto the roof. Gayle King reports.

• Sep 26, 2014
• 0:45

The little white dog who was run over during a police pursuit is ready to go back home after surgery at a Culver City hospital

The little white dog who was run over during a police pursuit is ready to go back home after surgery at a Culver City hospital. KCBS' Serene Branson reports.

• Sep 23, 2014
• 1:20

Police and protesters face off at L.A. park with large homeless camp

Demonstrators were protesting the planned temporary closing of Echo Park, which would displace one of the city's largest homeless encampments.

• Mar 25, 2021

An 82-year-old driver got his Jaguar convertible back, 46 years after thieves in New York City drove off with it

An 82-year-old driver got his Jaguar convertible back, 46 years after thieves in New York City drove off with it. Federal investigators recovered the car and seized four other stolen vehicles from the Port of Los Angeles. Bigad Shaban reports.

• Sep 17, 2014
• 1:23

Feds raided dozens of businesses in the downtown Los Angeles fashion district for laundering money for Mexican Drug Cartels

Feds raided dozens of businesses in the downtown Los Angeles fashion district for laundering money for Mexican Drug Cartels. Law enforcement seized at least $65 million. KCAL's Kristine Lazer reports.

• Sep 11, 2014
• 2:22

The albino cobra was captures in a Thousand Oaks backyard in California

The albino cobra was captures in a Thousand Oaks backyard in California. The snake's owner has not come forward. Norah O'Donnell reports.

• Sep 5, 2014
• 0:39

Man seen driving through crowd at "Stop Asian Hate" rally in LA

The Los Angeles Sheriff's Department is investigating the incident as a hate crime.

• Mar 24, 2021

Hot days and rough surf led to a record number of saves this year

Hot days and rough surf led to a record number of saves this year. As of last week, Los Angeles county lifeguards rescued nearly 10,000 people -- more than double the number in all of 2012 and 2013 combined. Anthony Mason reports.

• Sep 1, 2014
• 0:37

Beverly Hills police are issuing an apology after wrongfully arresting Charles Belk, an African-American film producer in town for the Emmys

Beverly Hills police are issuing an apology after wrongfully arresting Charles Belk, an African-American film producer in town for the Emmys. Police said he fit the description of a bank robbery suspect. Anthony Mason reports.

• Aug 27, 2014
• 0:31

A man from the Los Angeles area is now being questioned by police in connection with a string of deadly shootings that left three dead and four injured

A man from the Los Angeles area is now being questioned by police in connection with a string of deadly shootings that left three dead and four injured. Police say the shootings appear to be random. Sharyn Alfonsi reports.

• Aug 25, 2014
• 0:21

Police in the Los Angeles suburb of South Pasadena, California, say they broke up a plot by two teenagers to kill staff and students at their high school

Police in the Los Angeles suburb of South Pasadena, California, say they broke up a plot by two teenagers to kill staff and students at their high school. John Blackstone reports on the arrests.

• Aug 19, 2014
• 1:53

A disturbing and violent online threat against a Los Angeles-area high school lands a 15-year-old boy in custody

A disturbing and violent online threat against a Los Angeles-area high school lands a 15-year-old boy in custody. CBS Los Angeles' Art Barron reports.

• Aug 18, 2014
• 1:56

Pride lifeguard tower burned down

A rainbow-colored Pride lifeguard station was burned down early Tuesday in Long Beach, California. An investigation is underway into the suspicious fire. The city's mayor said there's little doubt the incident was an act of hate. CBS Los Angeles' Michele Gile reports.

• Mar 23, 2021
• 2:00

A water main that exploded, flooding the UCLA campus and areas of Westwood, will take much longer than expected to repair

A water main that exploded, flooding the UCLA campus and areas of Westwood, will take much longer than expected to repair. Special fittings need to be made to connect new sections of pipe and crews will need to make the work area safe before making the repairs. Randy Paige reports.

• Aug 1, 2014
• 1:41

Blanca Ramirez, 12, hopes to break a world record and become the youngest female to run seven marathons on seven continents

Blanca Ramirez, 12, hopes to break a world record and become the youngest female to run seven marathons on seven continents. She is running to benefit the charity Operation Smile, a nonprofit organization that provides free surgeries to repair cleft lip, cleft palate and other facial deformities for children. Stephanie Simmons of KCAL-TV reports.

• Jul 30, 2014
• 1:45

A massive water main break near the UCLA campus has sent water spouting high into the area and is soaking the surrounding area

A massive water main break near the UCLA campus has sent water spouting high into the area and is soaking the surrounding area. The L.A. Fire Department has dispatched a rescue group to the area.

• Jul 29, 2014
• 1:36

After months of controversy, the final ruling on the ownership of the Los Angeles Clippers has been made

After months of controversy, the final ruling on the ownership of the Los Angeles Clippers has been made. Even if former owner Donald Sterling appeals yesterday's court ruling, the sale is a go. Ben Tracy reports.

• Jul 29, 2014
• 2:26

Geoff Foster, sports editor for the Wall Street Jounal, joins “CBS This Morning: Saturday” to discuss the exceptionally memorable and exciting 1984 Summer Olympic Games in Los Angeles

Geoff Foster, sports editor for the Wall Street Jounal, joins “CBS This Morning: Saturday” to discuss the exceptionally memorable and exciting 1984 Summer Olympic Games in Los Angeles.

• Jul 26, 2014
• 4:07

Twenty years ago, a slow-speed chase in Los Angeles forever changed the way we look at a white Ford Bronco

Twenty years ago, a slow-speed chase in Los Angeles forever changed the way we look at a white Ford Bronco. O.J. Simpson was inside, having just been accused of killing his ex-wife and her friend. Ben Tracy takes us back to that day and the people who were there.

• Jun 17, 2014
• 1:49

The slow-speed chase for O.J. Simpson in his white Ford Bronco riveted the nation 20 years ago. Simpson was accused of killing his ex-wife, Nicole, and Ron Goldman. Ben Tracy speaks with some of the people who helped cover the drama

The slow-speed chase for O.J. Simpson in his white Ford Bronco riveted the nation 20 years ago. Simpson was accused of killing his ex-wife, Nicole, and Ron Goldman. Ben Tracy speaks with some of the people who helped cover the drama as it unfolded.

• Jun 17, 2014
• 4:40

Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Rolf Treu ruled the seniority and tenure system in place in California public schools did too much to protect ineffective teachers

Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Rolf Treu ruled the seniority and tenure system in place in California public schools did too much to protect ineffective teachers and had a disproportionately negative impact on low income and minority students. Ben Tracy speaks with members of the group who successfully fought the union.

• Jun 11, 2014
• 1:59

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