Catch up on Southern California's top stories for Thursday, Oct. 1:
Catalina Hernandez was being flown to the mainland after an allergic reaction when the helicopter crashed; her son survived, relatives said.
Trustee Melinda Anderson was seen on video kneeling in front of two trustees' desk and placing something underneath.
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed SB 1379 into law Thursday, bringing 'much-needed oversight,' as Sheriff Chad Bianco claims "political retribution.'
A new report projects billions in games-related spending, tens of thousands of jobs and major infrastructure investment ahead of 2028.
Children 11 and younger can visit for free as HalGLOWeen and the Autumn Festival return.
The husband and wife were found dead during a welfare check Saturday, hours after police believe the shooting occurred.
The legislation comes as renewed scrutiny of a Cornell sexual assault case puts campus safety back in the national spotlight.
The man is accused of using his LA County tech company to smuggle more than $300 million in restricted servers to China.
The city pushed back the start of its 60-day warning period as officials make installation adjustments and study speed limits.
The Pacific Airshow in Huntington Beach is underway, and residents can expect jet plane noise across Orange County starting this week.
Donors who give blood in October will receive a special-edition T-shirt featuring Thing from "The Addams Family."
Even as temperatures return to 100 degrees or higher, the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway's annual competition asks, "When will it snow?"
The closure will take place overnight, Caltrans said.
A very special cookie is coming to Levain Bakery in Fashion Island this weekend for a limited time. What to know.
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