Новости за 05.05.2022

Socialite Rebecca Grossman will be tried on murder and vehicular manslaughter charges in crash that killed two young boys, judge rules.

The police suspect the death was related to narcotics use. Officers administered an opioid overdose treatment, but it had no effect, authorities said.

Public's help sought in locating two suspects involved in a gun battle at a Compton smoke shop last month that left one man dead and another wounded.

Coronavirus cases are on the rise at Los Angeles County workplaces and schools, underscoring the need to take additional precautions to prevent outbreaks, officials said.

The Hollywood Bowl uses metal detectors to screen visitors. Detectives were studying videos to see how an armed man was able to reach the stage.

Investigators arrested 13 people in Hemet for failing to register as convicted sex offenders.

Police find the bodies of three men, with white powder nearby, in a South Spring Street apartment after relatives requested a welfare check.

In a break from recent tradition, there's not an incumbent or a well-known elected official among the candidates running to become L.A. city attorney. There are, however, two candidates with former GOP ties.

I've identified six different Rick Carusos, each more carefully crafted than the other.

The threat to Roe vs. Wade enables Gov. Gavin Newsom to pivot to a familiar campaign strategy: focusing on what's perceived as a conservative threat.

Water suppliers in parts of Southern California were ordered to impose severe water restrictions. Details of the new rules are starting to take shape.

How much the Republican Party is hurt won't be known until the November election, but it will be hurt, columnist George Skelton writes.

Los Angeles is set to host the Summit of the Americas next month, and global politics are shaping the event's guest list.

A man in violation of a domestic violence court order fled in a car after deputies arrived, and the chase ended outside In-N-Out, authorities said.

California Highway Patrol officers were responding to a crash involving a vehicle and a pedestrian when at least one officer shot the man, authorities said.

The lawsuit alleges the officers used excessive force and battered the 16-year-old girl, who was stopped for riding an illegal motorized bike.

The Shasta Lake couple forced a mother and her two daughters into hard labor at their restaurant and cleaning service, prosecutors said.

The Los Angeles Police Department on Wednesday honored 238 officers killed in the line of duty, including a special tribute to those who died of complications from COVID-19.

The family of Kira Dixon Johnson alleges in a lawsuit that racist practices at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center led to her bleeding out after giving birth.

Art pieces from a collection donated to Sonoma State were moved to President Judy Sakaki's home, where they were destroyed in the 2017 Tubbs fire.

The donation from John and Anne Doerr is the largest in university history.