Major heat wave expected to broil much of California over Fourth of July week
Forecasters are warning of a major heat wave next week that will bring triple-digit temperatures to most of inland California.
4 dead, 2 hospitalized, cars demolished in crash following DUI pursuit in Upland
A deputy in Rancho Cucamonga tried to pull over a DUI suspect who refused to stop, starting a car chase that led into Upland and ended with the deadly collision.
Could L.A. enforce antimasking laws for protesters? Experts weigh in
A protest that turned violent outside an L.A. synagogue last week has sparked discussion: Can antimasking rules be enforced at public demonstrations?
San Clemente nixes a July 4 tradition of racing office chairs, sofas, surfboards down a steep street
San Clemente is hosting a Fourth of July celebration on the same streets as the annual unpermitted office chair race, displacing the event which has been held annually since 2005.
Three motorcyclists killed in fiery chain-reaction crash on I-5 near Camp Pendleton
The crash was reported shortly after 3 a.m. Thursday on the southbound side of Interstate 5 near Las Pulgas Road. Traffic remained at a standstill for hours.
Latest violence linked to Metro: Man fatally stabbed after exiting South L.A. bus
A man was fatally stabbed after exiting a Metro bus in South Los Angeles, according to the LAPD. Metro continues to work to improve safety.
Multiple shootings in Lancaster leave 4 dead, 6 wounded in less than 24 hours
Five people were wounded and two were fatally shot in Lancaster in a gang-related shooting on Wednesday evening, according to authorities.
Retiring UC Berkeley chancellor sounds off on protests, enrollment, housing
UC Berkeley Chancellor Carol Christ is stepping down after seven years at the helm, offering provocative thoughts on enrollment growth, protests and other hot-button issues.
L.A. City Council declares Marilyn Monroe house a cultural landmark, saving it from destruction
The L.A. City Council voted to declare Marilyn Monroe’s former Brentwood home a historic cultural monument, saving it from being destroyed by its latest owners.
Border patrol officers falsely imprisoned 9-year-old U.S. citizen, judge rules
A federal judge this month awarded the family of two children who were detained for hours as they tried to cross the United States’ border with Mexico to attend school more than $1.5 million in damages.