Catch up on Southern California's top stories for Tuesday, Aug. 11.
The chase began Tuesday afternoon.
Teddy had been missing for more than 30 days when animal control officers found her trapped in a Spring Valley storm drain.
Anthony and Helen Spaulding, both 92, died after flames engulfed their Lincoln Boulevard home early Sunday.
Modern DNA technology finally led to her identity, it was announced Tuesday. Her killer is still sought.
Diners can find prix-fixe lunch and dinner menus ranging from $15 to $65 and up at restaurants across 89 Los Angeles County neighborhoods.
An investigation is underway into what killed the 22-year-old man aboard the flight.
Spooktacular will feature an all-new Baby Shark show, trick-or-treating, family-friendly activities and more.
A one-year-old German Shepherd puppy was found wandering the roads of Trabuco Canyon, starving, and alive despite the traumatic wound.
A resident noticed food disappearing from a garage refrigerator before police discovered an unexpected guest, authorities said.
California's attorney general says he won't back down from a legal challenge of the proposed merger.
Participants can compete in up to 20 different events across the region.
Knott's Berry Farm's newest food concept, Crafty's Kitchen, opened this past Friday.
The Monterey County Sheriff's Office cautioned conditions could change quickly and urged the public to stay away from the affected area.
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