A disabled woman facing eviction from her South Gate home was arrested Thursday night following a two-hour standoff between police and 80 protesters outside the home of Wells Fargo Bank Chief Financial Officer Tim Sloan. The group also was challenging... »
Beloved South Pasadena ice cream shop owner Bill Fosselman died last week at age 92. »
The wife of imprisoned music producer Phil Spector is suing the city of Alhambra for refusing to fix a retaining wall surrounding their home. »
The owner of Massage Villa in South Pasadena and one of her employees will appear in court May 15 to face charges related to running a prostitution sting. »
Voters in El Segundo resoundingly turned down a ballot initiative Tuesday that would have dismantled the El Segundo Fire Department and consolidated its services with the L.A. County Fire Department. »
The city of Vernon has launched an investigation of voter registrations weeks before one of its first-ever competitive council elections. »
More than 7,000 Los Angeles County homes remained without power Monday morning as crews continued to repair damage caused by a fierce rainstorm. »
Arguing that solitary confinement amounts to "torture," California prisoners and criminal justice advocates are asking the United Nations to conduct an investigation into its use. »
A Menifee man accused of teeing up a Chihuahua and sending it flying into the air like golf ball when he struck it with a club, pleaded not guilty Monday to felony animal cruelty, the Riverside Press Enterprise reported. »
Los Angeles police are investigating the stabbing death of a woman in North Hollywood. »
A student and a former student at Alhambra High School have been arrested in connection with a series of bomb threats at the campus, police said Monday. The school has received at least six threats by telephone since the beginning... »
Two L.A. County supervisors will run unopposed for reelection this June, and a third supervisor will run against a little-known business owner from Palmdale. »
A group of undocumented students and their supporters began a cross country walking journey from San Francisco to Washington D.C. Saturday to advocate for the passage of the Dream Act. »
A second Marine has been acquitted of hazing a Marine from California in the hours before he commited suicide in Afghanistan. A court-martial Friday in Hawaii found Lance Cpl. Carlos Orozco III not guilty of assaulting and humiliating Cpl. Harry... »
U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday declined to hear arguments about overturning record producer Phil Spector's murder conviction. »
