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Two people escaped with just "mild distress" after a sedan fell approximately 200 feet down the side of the road Tuesday on the Angeles Forest Highway in Hidden Springs, authorities said.

The Los Angeles City Council delayed a final vote Tuesday on a much-debated plan to shift the Scattergood Generating Station, a power plant in Playa del Rey, to be powered by green hydrogen instead of natural gas.

An ex-U.S. Postal Service mail carrier from South Los Angeles pleaded guilty Wednesday to stealing debit cards containing unemployment insurance benefits while on duty and giving them to an accomplice in exchange for cash and gifts.

A dozen migrants were rescued off the northern coast of Sunset Beach by the United States Coast Guard Tuesday.

After months of discussions and legal considerations, the University of California Board of Regents will decide Wednesday whether it will attempt to block UCLA's announced plans to move its athletic programs to the Big Ten Conference.

Medical tests will continue Wednesday on P-22, one day after wildlife officials gave a disheartening report on the condition of Griffith Park's famed mountain lion.

A California Highway Patrol officer seated in his parked patrol vehicle suffered moderate injuries when his SUV was rear-ended Tuesday on the San Bernardino (10) Freeway in West Covina.

Jurors in the sex assault trial of Harvey Weinstein will try again Wednesday to reach a verdict -- the ninth time they will convene to decide the fate of the former film producer.

A woman hired by a medical equipment manufacturing company is suing the firm, alleging she was wrongfully fired between the time she was given the job and her start date for objecting on religious grounds to the company's COVID-19 vaccine mandate.

A Beverly Hills man and one of his sons were sentenced to federal prison Monday for defrauding COVID-relief programs.