400 Students Tested for Tuberculosis at Va. School
More than 400 people will be tested starting Friday for tuberculosis after being in contact with a person carrying the disease at Lee High School in Fairfax County, Va. The Fairfax County Health...
View ArticleFight Against Public Records Law Heats Up
It’s a high stakes battle focused on one of the biggest tools the public uses to root out corruption in the government: the California Public Records Act. Right now, local and state agencies must...
View ArticleGroup Aids Fight Against Domestic Violence
Like many others in her position, a domestic violence victim who came to Superior Court Department Eight Thursday had been assaulted and threatened more than once by her abuser. But when he pushed down...
View ArticleTerminally Ill Teens Celebrate Prom
Young patients battling life-threatening illnesses swapped hospital gowns for ball gowns Thursday night for a prom thrown just for them. “It’s nice to be around kids that understand what we’re going...
View ArticleDodger Bullpen Loses Another
Yasiel Puig started the Dodgers off with a solo home run in the first inning in San Diego on Thursday, but the bats faltered with runners on base and the bullpen could not keep the game close in the...
View ArticleWeekend: Roll Down Six Miles of Car-Free Wilshire
CicLAvia: The numbers from the Venice Boulevard CicLAvia a few months back staggered the imagination: Some 150,000 people made the bike ride on the closed street. Next up? Fabled Wilshire Boulevard on...
View ArticleAnthony Weiner Apologizes After Voter Uses Gay Slur
New York City mayoral candidate Anthony Weiner is apologizing after a voter used a gay slur to refer to his opponent, Christine Quinn, who is a lesbian. In the encounter observed by the Washington...
View ArticleWoman Sought in Shooting Death
Police on Friday sought the public’s help finding a woman in connection with the shooting death of another woman outside an apartment in Orange. Police were looking for Jessica Gonzalez (pictured) in...
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Miami Heat Championship Parade, Rally Planned for Monday
For the second year in a row, the Heat and the City of Miami are preparing to celebrate the 2013 NBA Championship with a downtown parade and rally at AmericanAirlines Arena. The Heat Championship...
View ArticleLook Up! “Supermoon” to Light Up Skies Sunday
Up in the sky this Sunday morning, there will be birds, planes and the "supermoon." A lunar event that occurs when the moon is at its closest point to the Earth, this weekend's "supermoon" will also...
View ArticleFamily: Teen Fatally Stabbed Over Piece of Chicken
Police have arrested the man they say stabbed a 17-year-old boy to death Wednesday night. Antonio Shaw, 25, was arrested and charged with second degree murder Thursday. Family members say Ernest Hart...
View ArticleBerkeley Icon Chez Panisse Opens Doors After Fire
Foodies, rejoice! After suffering fire damage nearly four months ago, a Berkeley icon - Chez Panisse - is poised to reopen to the public on Monday, and get back to doing what this world-renowned...
View ArticleOne Arrested in Assault on Transgender Woman
One of four people sought in connection with an attack on a transgender woman was arrested just two days after police announced a reward for information in the case, which is being investigated as a...
View ArticlePaula Deen Apologizes
Embattled Food Network star Paula Deen released a video statement addressing her past use of racial slurs, which overnight became a national scandal. In the clip, Deen appears visibly upset and at...
View ArticlePursuit Driver Hits Bus Carrying Preschoolers
A driver involved in a brief pursuit crashed into a school bus with 50 preschoolers aboard at a South Los Angeles intersection, but no serious injuries were reported, according to the Los Angeles...
View ArticleBoy's Torture Death "Disgrace to Nation"
A rally was held on Friday in memory of 8-year-old Gabriel Fernandez, a Palmdale boy who was beaten to death, allegedly by his mother's boyfriend as she stood by. Protesters used the case as a rallying...
View ArticleVolunteers to Dole Out Malibu Parking Tickets
A group of civilian volunteers assigned to assist sheriff’s deputies will soon be scouring the streets of Malibu in search of illegally parked cars. But that’s not all. The volunteers will be issuing...
View ArticleWatch Fireworks Shows in SoCal
Now that it's officially summertime, safety officials are reminding revelers to take extra precautions when handling fireworks and encouraging them to attend public fireworks displays, instead of...
View Article40 Bikes Stolen in Santa Monica Recovered
Police are looking to reunite more than 40 stolen bicycles with their rightful owners after the arrest of a man suspected of lifting them from carports around Santa Monica over the last eight months....
View ArticleDorner Justifiably Fired From LAPD: Report
A rogue ex-police officer who blamed a deadly rampage on his 2008 firing from the Los Angeles Police Department was justifiably fired from the force, an LAPD report released on Friday concluded. In an...
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