Catch up on Southern California's top stories for Tuesday, July 28.
After contemplating his situation for five days, the man began jerry-rigging his sail in a desperate attempt to get to Hawaii.
Four people were hospitalized.
Shahnawaz Ranch follows halal, a type of ritual slaughter observed by Muslims.
A parolee was allegedly fleeing police when he struck and killed 42-year-old Peter Mullis.
New details are emerging regarding the grisly murder of a woman who was visiting Laguna Beach from Maine.
The stabbing occurred Tuesday afternoon.
The plane landed on Huntington State Beach early Monday afternoon, police said.
Fans can begin buying passes Thursday and Friday for the festival's return to the Shoreline Waterfront next July.
City councilmembers voted to move forward with further discussion regarding a slew of proposals targeted at teen takeovers.
About 26 firefighters responded after the animal became trapped in a pipe just 8 to 10 inches wide.
The aide's essay comes as Newsom, in his final year as governor, is widely considered a contender for president in 2028.
The armed suspect fired several shots as deputies approached the home, authorities said.
Wildlife officers recovered 17 out-of-season spiny lobsters, including several carrying eggs, during a Palos Verdes patrol.
A judge rejected defense claims that prosecutors withheld evidence and failed to support implied malice murder charges against Fraser Bohm.
The free event will include a benefit concert, silent auction and activities supporting the San Diego Music Foundation.
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