Catch up on Southern California's top stories for Wednesday, Aug. 12.
First they heard an alarm clock sounding from somewhere in their rental home, then the strange power cords. Finally, they called the police.
A couple exchanging vows along the Owens River got an unexpected celebrity cameo in their wedding video.
Water rushed onto Bay Shore Avenue as unusually high tides hit the coast, with another high tide expected Wednesday night.
Caltrans is offering the devices to households near detour routes as it prepares to shut the Vincent Thomas Bridge for 16 months.
The Palm Springs woman is an expert in right-wing extremism who ran undercover operations targeting the KKK and neo-Nazis.
The chemical is banned in dozens of countries, as well as Vermont.
A fire ignited at an industrial building near the Fullerton Airport Wednesday.
The 18-year-old Marine recruit was on the 47th day of recruit training when he suffered the medical emergency, officials said.
The fatal crash happened just one day after a violent hit-and-run crash left another Orange County e-bike rider seriously injured.
The indictment comes as Nick Reiner seeks trust funds his slain parents had set up for him to help with his defense.
The Lakers are set to be sold for the second time in less than a year.
Beaumont Fire Department's Station 106 will be home to the new state-of-the-art ladder truck.
The body was discovered by a motorist Wednesday morning on the southbound side of the highway, authorities said.
It's been a long time coming for this Temecula group, "Toxin Free Temecula," which is intent on making the city safer for everyone.
Investigators said social media posts helped identify participants in sideshows at San Diego intersections.
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