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Cleanup and deep cleaning of indoor and outdoor spaces were done while the museum was closed, which included flushing the water system, replacing all air and water filters, and removing more than 1,300 fire-damaged trees.
Following an extensive search by the sheriff's dive team, Tanner Prentiss' body was found Sunday in Big Bear Lake,
The 22-year-old Natalia Bryant posted a photo of herself on graduation day, smiling and wearing her USC "Class of 2025" sash, with her late father's Nike sheath logo stitched on.
An Easter Sunday traffic stop by an Irvine police officer led to the investigation and arrests of four men and a woman.
The group Justice for Murdered Children hosted Friday's event, where the billboard is meant to be both a memorial and a call to action.
Councilmember Ysabel Jurado led the replanting ceremony where golden shovels piled dirt on the first of 14 replacement trees.
Ken Holland joins the Kings as the fifth-winningest general manager in NHL history.
Attorney Christopher Frost said that he welcomes the investigation and that he is confident that it will be determined that Robinson is innocent of the claims.
More than 70 new themed food and beverage items will be available, with old-school items like Cowboy Fries and the W.E.D. Chili Cheese Baked Potato back on the menu.
Ryan Hewitt of Corona was booked for carjacking and first-degree murder for the afternoon incident on May 12. He made a court appearance on Wednesday and his arraignment was continued to May 27.
The convenience store on Olympic Boulevard was targeted by theft 12 times in recent weeks. Owner Jawad Ursani said the same shoplifter would come back again and again, knowing that there were no real consequences.
The homeowner was inside his house with his family at Lindbrook Drive and Holmby Avenue, when four suspects entered around 5 a.m.
To celebrate, a victory parade will take place Wednesday beginning at 11 a.m. downtown Long Beach. The community is invited to join along Pine Avenue, from Fifth Street to Third Street.
U.S. Congressman Robert Garcia released a May 12 report, "Lessons from the Kenneth Fire False Alerts." The report came about from 13 members of Congress representing LA County seeking answers about the erroneous evacuation warnings.
Defense attorneys for Erik and Lyle Menendez are hoping to win a reduced sentence for the brothers, possibly allowing them to either be released immediately or at least be eligible for parole consideration.