Heart-wrenching opening for trial of O.C. judge who fatally shot wife
Sitting outside his Anaheim Hills home with his hands cuffed behind his back, Jeffrey Ferguson muttered and raged and sobbed. ...
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Why Chinese students still want to attend U.S. universities
TAIPEI, Taiwan — Growing up in Beijing, Jacinta Gu had always imagined herself going to college in America.Some of her happiest memories ...
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California Postal Service supervisor pleads guilty to $300,000 mail theft
A former United States Postal Service supervisor from Compton has admitted to being a serial mail thief, pilfering more than ...
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St. John Bosco targets ex-CEO, backs coach amid embezzlement allegations
St. John Bosco High responded Thursday to a lawsuit filed against the Catholic school, football coach Jason Negro and the ...
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Group vandalizes Waymo robotaxi in Los Angeles’ Beverly Grove neighborhood, police say
A crowd of people damaged a self-driving Waymo vehicle in Los Angeles’ Beverly Grove neighborhood early Saturday, police said.Police received ...
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As signs of rent gouging proliferate amid fires, a call for enforcement
In the Beverly Grove neighborhood of Los Angeles, the asking rent for a two-bedroom condo jumped from $5,000 to $8,000 ...
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Mystery Mega Millions player is owed $197.5 million — until Saturday
Somewhere out there is an oblivious multimillionaire. In December of last year, they bought one of two winning Mega Millions ...
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Two new wolf packs confirmed in California amid population boom
Wolves are continuing to make a California comeback.State wildlife officials have confirmed the presence of two new gray wolf packs ...
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Thanksgiving travel forecast: 6.6 million Californians will hit the road.
Californians traveling for the Thanksgiving holiday will face frustrating crowds and congestion, whether they drive, fly or take a train ...
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New LAPD chief says people aren't calling the police enough — and that needs to change
Crime is trending down in Los Angeles, with homicides alone on track to fall 15% compared to last year, but ...
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