
Hundreds of Volunteers Place American Flags at Veterans Graves in Riverside
Volunteers and family members gather at the Riverside National Cemetery to honor veterans during Memorial Day weekend.
Volunteers and family members gather at the Riverside National Cemetery to honor veterans during Memorial Day weekend.
Culver City Police are looking for the man caught on camera snatching a woman’s purse right off the chair she was sitting in at a restaurant earlier this month.
Hospital staff in Ventura County helped a valedictorian attend his high school graduation.
A Hemet firefighter, who went viral when home surveillance video showed him diving to the rescue of his toddler after he fell into a pool, is speaking out with a warning to fellow parents.
The Los Angeles Dodgers are bringing back their Christian Faith and Family Day in the wake of a controversy involving their decision to re-invite the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence to Pride Night.
California’s insurance commissioner says a public insurance adjuster misled wildfire victims. Now, he’s shutting down the company and expecting more victims will come forward.
Mayor Karen Bass signed Friday the city’s revised $13 billion budget for fiscal year 2023-24, which she said charts a new course for the city – one that is “stronger, happier, healthier and safer.”
A man who fatally shot a research scientist as he slept inside a tent with his two young daughters in Malibu Creek State Park was convicted Friday of second-degree murder and other counts.
The Los Angeles City Council honored Grupo Firme, a Latin Grammy Award-winning Regional Mexican band on Friday, just one day ahead of the group’s sold-out performance at SoFi Stadium.
The I-Team reviewed hundreds of illegal dumping citations from the first three months of 2023 and found most were just warnings with no penalty. When there is a fine, it can be as little as $250.
A head-on collision with a wrong way driver left one man dead, and three others critically injured in downtown Los Angeles Friday morning.
In a rare personal interview with NBC4, Dodgers manager Dave Roberts says he wants to be a voice for fellow Asian Americans, as well as a source for inspiration.
After spending over 30 years in and out of prison, living a life surrounded by crime and drugs, Joseph Valadez now has a master’s degree in sociology from Cal State Long Beach.
A 17-year-old boy was arrested in connection to the stabbing of a Metro bus driver in Woodland Hills.