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Delta flight 1730 made an emergency landing in Oklahoma City after an unruly passenger disturbed the flight.

Isaac Diaz just turned 40 last month. Here’s what his monthly budget looks like as he works as a video producer in Los Angeles.

The Bel-Air mansion’s makeover was nearly a total teardown, its owner said. Only one wall from the old house is still standing.

A Los Angeles nun who took a vow of poverty has agreed to plead guilty to federal charges for stealing more than $800,000 to pay for a gambling habit.

A California motorcyclist pulled over at a gas station in Pasadena – and quickly refueled – while being chased by police Monday.

Surveillance video footage shows a teen in Southern California shoving a bear off a low wall behind her house to protect her four dogs over the Memorial Day weekend.

Actor Shia LaBeouf has been allowed to enter a 12-month diversion program in a criminal case in which he is charged with misdemeanor battery and petty theft.

With two major events in the same weekend, the international arts scene signaled it has no intention of letting yet another year get canceled by Covid.  

On the anniversary of George Floyd’s death, it’s time to consider the economic cost of police misconduct, write Rep. Don Beyer and Sen. Tim Kaine.

A juror has been removed from the murder trial of multimillionaire Robert Durst because she violated the court’s order not to read about the case during the unprecedented 14-month pandemic hiatus.

Kobe Bryant was committed to going the extra mile in the pursuit of greatness, says KNBC sports anchor Fred Roggin, who covered the Lakers all-star and MVP for years. Roggin talked about the emotional induction ceremony placing Bryant in the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame’s class of 2020.

After hearing about anti-Asian hate crimes and experiencing racism at her own restaurant, “Top Chef” finalist Shirley Chung felt a need to speak out.

The time limit for redeeming the winning $26 million California Lottery Super Lotto Plus ticket has expired, and although there are rumors that a Norwalk woman bought the ticket, no one showed up to claim the prize.

Attorneys for Robert Durst filed an emergency motion Thursday asking a judge to postpone his murder trial indefinitely and release him on a “high bail amount,” citing the 78-year-old real estate scion’s “serious health conditions.”

Digital media company J2 Global wants to spinoff its cloud fax service under a new publicly traded company called Consensus to unlock value in both businesses.

The rise in anti-Asian hate crimes has worsened the already devastating toll the pandemic has taken on the Asian-American and Pacific Islander communities.

Here are the U.S. cities where average one-bedroom rent prices are increasing and decreasing the most, according to a new report from Apartment Guide.

Two women are suing the Los Angeles Police Department, saying officers held them at gunpoint after thinking the U-Haul they were driving was stolen

A Beverlywood man was indicted Wednesday for allegedly operating a $230 million Ponzi scheme based on false claims that investor money would be used to acquire licensing rights to films that HBO and Netflix had agreed to distribute overseas.

Federal prosecutors in Los Angeles are seeking the forfeiture of an ancient Roman sculpture apparently destined for Kim Kardashian after officials determined it had been illegally smuggled out of Italy, according to court papers obtained Wednesday morning.