Southern California woman survives In-N-Out shooting in Idaho
The West Covina woman, 24, was part of a team training employees at the new Twin Falls location.
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The West Covina woman, 24, was part of a team training employees at the new Twin Falls location.
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Universal Studios said crews are still testing the roller coaster and are reviewing sound levels.
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Workers at the Granada Hills Vons said managers kept the grocery store open as the customer's dead body stayed in the aisle for four hours.
A stray firework on Sunday destroyed a Garden Grove man's home, burned nearly everything he owned and damaged his prosthetic leg.
The victim's family said the 66-year-old man was dragged underneath the vehicle before the hit-and-run driver fled.
The City of Carson said it will pay residents $500 if they report illegal fireworks.
Video from a security camera in the neighborhood showed a man stopping near bushes in front of the boy's home moments before a fire broke out.
Long Beach neighbors said what started as a peaceful celebration marking the end of the school year turned into a brawl that ended with some teens being detained by police.
LAUSD's Roybal Film and Television Magnet, which was designed to be a pipeline to the entertainment industry, celebrated its first graduating class.
A person of interest was detained, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department.