Kobe Bryant helicopter didn't suffer engine failure; cause of crash still unknown, NTSB says
The helicopter that crashed and killed Kobe Bryant and eight others showed no signs of engine failure, the National Transportation Safety Board said Friday.
The helicopter that crashed and killed Kobe Bryant and eight others showed no signs of engine failure, the National Transportation Safety Board said Friday.
Despite the sirens that went off about 4 a.m., 'there is no current threat to our community,' the Huntington Beach Police Department said on Facebook.
Despite the D.A.'s announcement that charges against Grant Robicheaux and his girlfriend would be dropped, a judge wants to examine the case further.
A federal judge in Los Angeles upends the way ICE may use local police to detain people it suspects of being in the country illegally.
Two flights departed China with about 300 passengers on board, the Pentagon reported. One landed near San Diego, and passengers will be under quarantine at the base there.
Douglas Hodge, once the leader of an international bond manager and now an admitted felon, was sentenced to nine months in prison Friday for paying bribes to get four of his children into USC and Georgetown as fake athletic recruits.
After a trip from Wuhan, China, lasting 37 hours, 167 evacuees are living at the Marine Corps Air Station Miramar in San Diego County.
Psychologist Elizabeth Loftus testified for the defense in Harvey Weinstein's rape trial Friday, laying out how, she says, memory can become distorted.
A 22-year-old El Monte man has been charged with murder in the slaying of a woman whose body was found in a dumpster near their home.
The tribute will take place at 'the house that Kobe built' on a day that includes both Bryant's No. 24 and his daughter Gigi's No. 2.
Pacific gray whales are on the move now through April on their annual migration along the California coast.
The fire, which broke out just after 2 a.m. and displaced at least two dozen people at the Venice Hotel, was determined to be an accident.
California is falling far short of targets for getting Real IDs into the hands of residents and will have to more than double the number issued each month to reach all 20 million drivers still lacking the federally required identification before an Oct. 1 deadline.
Senate Bill 50, which would have allowed for greater housing density near transit, failed amid overwhelming opposition from Los Angeles lawmakers.
A small fire at the Happiest Place on Earth was quickly put out
San Bernardino County is experiencing an outbreak of reported hepatitis A cases
The two men and two women were hospitalized in critical condition.
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OR-54, a 3- to 4-year-old female, was found dead on Wednesday in Shasta County. It wasn't clear yet whether the animal died from an accident, natural causes or was killed.
A brush fire in Riverside grew quickly to 70 acres, prompting evacuation orders for 25 homes that were lifted about an hour later after a shift in winds.
William Valden, 70, of Elverta is under a three-year probation and is not allowed to hunt, according to the El Dorado district attorney's office.
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The Trump administration has removed Mike Stoker as regional administrator for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. He thinks it was because he worked across the aisle with Democrats.
Dayton Kingery was taken into custody Tuesday at Orange County Jail in Santa Ana and booked on suspicion of making criminal threats and felony vandalism.