Catch up on Southern California's top stories for Wednesday Aug. 26.
Philan-Tam-Duy Le, 35, of Julian had driven from California to Washington, D.C., according to the U.S. Capitol Police.
Video posted to social media shows a rattlesnake slithering through the sand at Crystal Cove.
The juveniles were traversing Arlington and Mitchell Avenues when they were struck by an 88-year-old driver.
Ten of 13 retailers surveyed by Long Beach said they closed their self-checkout lanes after the city's new staffing rules took effect.
Several LA County communities are forecast to break decades-old temperature records Wednesday.
Many of the dogs have hair loss and missing teeth, while some are fearful and will require specialized care, according to Humane Society.
The former U.S. national youth team standout is currently under investigation following allegations that he sexually assaulted a teammate.
Tim Curry was known for playing Dr. Frank N. Furter in "The Rocky Horror Picture Show."
A homeowner said he had never seen a bear in his neighborhood in more than four decades of living there.
The incident happened on the shore of Riviera Beach in San Clemente.
California health officials have reported a sharp increase in confirmed cases of measles this year, mirroring a national trend.
A San Pedro man faces mandatory life in prison after a federal jury found he killed two men on orders from prison gang leaders.
After its closure, the nearest Riverside County locations will be in Temecula and Riverside.
Gusty winds, low humidity and extreme heat could fuel rapidly spreading fires in mountain and foothill areas, forecasters said.
To honor the 100th birthday of Route 66, and some incredibly cool cars, this Inland Empire library hosted an event locals hope they repeat.
The 165,000-square-foot Costco Wholesale building will replace a shuttered Regal Cinema movie theater that closed in 2024.
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