Catch up on Southern California's top stories for Wednesday, Sept. 2:
On "Looney Tunes," Wile E. Coyote never had much luck catching Road Runner. But one real-life canine was more successful.
The security detail would be paid from the state's Motor Vehicle Account, which is funded by California drivers' vehicle registration fees.
He is being raised through a specialized puppet-rearing program designed to prepare young condors for life in the wild.
The fire, dubbed the "Gibby Fire," was reported just after 2 p.m. on Wednesday in Rancho Mission Viejo, authorities said.
This was not the first time Yolanda Marodi had killed a spouse, having fatally stabbed her husband in San Bernardino County in 2000.
NBA investigators found the Clippers improperly helped Kawhi Leonard secure outside income opportunities.
The 82-year-old GeorgLucas made an unannounced appearance at a media preview day at the museum.
After more than three decades of operation, independent Dana Point coffeehouse JC Beans closed its doors.
Mayor Karen Bass questioned whether officers are adequately trained to handle mental health crises following the release of graphic footage.
The grocery chain Trader Joe's is making moves in Southern California, expanding stores across the region.
Authorities have not said whether the two deaths along the Dominguez Channel in Carson are connected.
"This was a brutal and intentional killing of a vulnerable victim in his own home," District Attorney Summer Stephan said.
Residents can take part in the event by registering prior to Wednesday, Oct. 7.
More than 4,200 people participated in the city's latest survey as plans for the airport's future take shape.
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