Catch up on Southern California's top stories for Tuesday, Sept. 1.
Repair crews were working Tuesday on the country music icon's Hollywood Walk of Fame star.
The yearlong effort to help the coyote finally paid off after rescuers tracked and captured her for treatment.
The sale marks the end of Arte Moreno's 23-year tenure with the Anaheim team.
The allegations under investigation center around an incident involving the announcer on board a commercial flight, according to a report.
The counterfeit haul included phony Adidas and Nike goods, according to authorities.
The six snakes are the first born through an international breeding program aimed at helping the threatened species recover.
Prosecutors said she helped plan and livestream the May 18 attack that killed three people.
"It was like living in a park, and it was pitch black, and we could see the stars, and the crickets would sing us to sleep," Jacques said.
The Grammy-winning singer is suing her former tour manager in Los Angeles federal court.
How much travel time could be saved? Signal synchronization reduces travel delay between 13% and 94%, according to state analysis.
Three men were injured before the suspect allegedly fired at pursuing officers and crashed in downtown Los Angeles.
Even the smallest pieces of the tree are being put to use.
The jeweler admitted to stealing nearly $1.7 million through fraudulent Rolex sales to SoCal victims.
Police said Larry Raymond Rodriguez, 39, will be booked into San Diego County Jail on suspicion of murder.
The six snakes are the first born through an international breeding program aimed at helping the threatened species recover.
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