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By: Jeremy Thompson, Jake Rodriguez
After nearly four years of dead silence on the tracks, Knott's Berry Farm's classic Montezooma's Revenge is finally gearing up to blast riders again, now reimagined as MonteZOOMa: The Forbidden Fortress.
Yard House looks to be on its way to The Collection at Janss in Thousand Oaks, a move that would bring the craft-beer chain to the city for the first time.
No, Hulu is not suddenly shutting down this week, so you can relax. But the odds are getting higher that the familiar green app will eventually be
A La Habra man with a prior conviction in a racially motivated attack in Brea is now accused in a new hate-motivated incident at a local Panda Express, according to court records.
By: Jake Rodriguez
Los Angeles City Attorney Hydee Feldstein Soto is hauling a South L.A. landlord into court, accusing him of running off tenants so he could jack up rents at an eight-unit building near USC.
By: Jake Rodriguez
Long Beach police are zeroing in on a hit-and-run driver they say triggered a violent rollover crash on June 21, leaving two people hurt and a brand-new SUV upside down in the middle of Seventh Street.
By: Jake Rodriguez
A 59-page shareholder complaint filed in Delaware on Wednesday takes direct aim at Larry and David Ellison, accusing the billionaire father-and-son
By: John Murphy, Jake Rodriguez
Dockworkers at the Port of Los Angeles moved 1,002,734 twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs) in June, the port announced Wednesday, marking the busiest June in the facility's 118-year history.
By: Jake Rodriguez
Long Beach Residents Empowered materials said the tax was designed to protect emergency response, fund affordable housing and fix streets.
Chino's latest showdown is not over warehouses or traffic, but over a massive field of batteries planned right across from Ayala Park.
