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Rain and gusty winds led to some performances being cut short and kept attendance light at downtown Los Angeles' big New Year's Eve celebration at Grand Park, officials said Sunday.

A 31-year-old felon was charged Friday with murder in the shooting death of a USC security guard earlier this week at a private student housing complex near the university.

As many as eight people were hospitalized, including three in critical condition, from a fire in a two-story apartment complex in Alhambra Friday.

The son of former Angels baseball star Doug DeCinces pleaded guilty Friday and was immediately sentenced to time served for beating up an escort in Newport Beach.

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Southwest Airlines will look to make it two "normal" days in a row Saturday after getting through Friday with relatively few disruptions after a week marked my thousands of holiday flight cancellations and thousands more stranded travelers across the country.

Los Angeles Archbishop José Gomez paid tribute to former Pope Benedict XVI Saturday after the 95-year-old's death was announced by the Vatican.

Four men in black ski masks forced their way into a San Marino residence by prying open the French door to a master bedroom, zip-tying the two elderly homeowners and forcing them to lie down near the front door at gunpoint while they ransacked the house, authorities said Saturday.

The journalism world lost a legend Friday with the death of Barbara Walters, who was a pioneer for women in the industry and interviewed many of the biggest names of our time during a roughly five-decade career.

A man was ordered Friday to stand trial on arson and burglary charges stemming from a four-alarm fire that caused extensive damage to the historic San Gabriel Mission nearly 2 1/2 years ago.