Audio Dispatch Calls from Dorner Manhunt Released
More than two months after the Christopher Dorner manhunt, authorities have released the police dispatch calls during the ordeal. The tense moments were captured all captured on tape. This report aired...
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Rise to the Top: What You Need to Know About One World Trade Center
The monolithic One World Trade Center towers above Manhattan’s skyline and is currently the tallest building in New York City, ousting the Empire State Building’s short-lived spot at the top by 83...
View ArticleFormer Justice Expresses Regret Over Bush v. Gore
Retired Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor suggested last week that the high court should have stayed out of the 2000 presidential election dispute between George W. Bush and Al Gore. "It took...
View ArticleGunman Killed in Boyle Heights Standoff Shootout
The subject of a four-hour standoff died early Tuesday after exchanging gunfire at a Boyle Heights apartment with members of a Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department SWAT unit. No deputies were...
View ArticleSex Assault Victim: "I Knew This Was It"
A Rancho Penasquitos woman fought back against an attacker in her own home while her children were asleep in their bedrooms nearby. The incident happened around 1:30 a.m. near Rancho Penasquitos...
View ArticleDespite Viral Video, Would-Be Burglar Still on the Lam
Despite a viral surveillance video that has been viewed more than six million times, an unusual looking would-be burglar in a Northern California town has still not been caught. "Oddly enough, we have...
View ArticleBlues vs. Kings: Who Holds the Edge?
The Los Angeles Kings and St. Louis Blues may have played each other in last year’s playoffs, but that is where the similarities between these two series end. Last season, the Blues were the huge...
View ArticleObamas, Bidens Call for Veterans' Jobs
With about 1 million members of the military expected to become civilians over the next five years, First Lady Michelle Obama and Jill Biden are calling on the private sector to step up its hiring of...
View ArticleMan Sues Airline After Crew Says He Didn't Flush
A man is seeking half a million dollars in damages after his flight from Philadelphia to the West Coast ended with him being detained for allegedly cursing at the crew and failing to flush a toilet....
View ArticleBorder Crossing Fee Proposed
At any given hour, any day of the week thousands of people are crossing the border at the San Ysidro Port of Entry either by foot or by car. So what if you had to pay a few dollars each time you cross...
View Article$50,000 Reward Offered in Deadly Hit-and-Run Case
The city of Los Angeles is offering a $50,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the driver who struck and killed a bicyclist in Valley Glen in March. The City Council...
View ArticleArmy Major, Wife Accused of Breaking Kids' Bones, Denying Water
A U.S. Army major and his wife are accused of torturing their three foster children for years, breaking their bones, force-feeding them hot sauce, denying them water and using one of their biological...
View ArticleImmigrant Rights Group Plans May Day March
A Los Angeles immigrants rights group voiced a call to action for the annual May Day protest Wednesday in an attempt to stir up excitement for the annual demonstration that has been losing traction...
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Woman Arrested for Trying to Poison OJ at Starbucks
A 50-year-old woman was arrested Monday night after police say she put two bottles of orange juice — which they say were filled with rubbing alcohol — on a refrigerator shelf at a Starbucks in...
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Additional Victim Found in Calabasas Plane Wreckage
Authorities said Tuesday that an additional body has been found in the burned wreckage of a plane hit in a collision with another small aircraft over Calabasas on Monday. Two people died in the crash...
View ArticleFive Injured When Car and School Bus Collide
A car and a school bus collided near the border of Chino and Ontario Tuesday afternoon, leaving five people in the smaller vehicle injured, including children, authorities said. The crash occurred...
View ArticleLA City Council Approves LAX Runway Move
The Los Angeles City Council on Tuesday approved a plan to improve Los Angeles International Airport that includes the controversial step of moving a runway closer to neighboring homes. The 10-3 vote...
View ArticlePolice Ask for Help in Marine Assault at Dance Club
The Santa Monica Police Department asked for the public’s help Tuesday in identifying a man who allegedly punched a U.S. Marine in the face without provocation as the victim danced at a club. The...
View ArticleLAPD Seeks Man Who Blew Kisses at Schoolchildren
Los Angeles police on Tuesday were seeking a man seen blowing kisses at children at a North Hills elementary school. The man was spotted outside of Plummer Elementary School at 9340 Noble Avenue (map)...
View ArticleViolent, Armed Robbery Caught on Video in Gardena
The security camera video shows a woman on a morning walk along a residential street in Gardena when, suddenly, a man in black sprints up from behind and grabs her. She raises her arms, startled, as...
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