Driver in Deadly 2016 I-5 Wrong-Way Crash Sentenced to 6 Years in Prison
The man who drove drunk against oncoming Interstate 5 traffic causing a crash that killed a motorcyclist in 2016 was sentenced Wednesday to six years in prison.
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Crash on Platt Bridge snarls traffic in Southwest Philly
On Monday morning, traffic headed eastbound across the Platt Bridge in Southwest Philly was halted for some time due to a crash.
'I think being 100 is young' | Town of Speedway celebrates 100th birthday
Speedway is home to over 14,000 people, its own government and police force, school district and the largest single-day sporting event in the world.
Sunny skies and soaring temperatures—what to expect this week
Jacksonville starts the week sunny with rising temperatures, low rain chances, and increased fire danger. Meteorologist Katie Garner from The Weather Authority lays out what to expect and how to stay safe, i...
Vehicle crashes into Family Dollar store
A Family Dollar store in Philadelphia's Lawndale section is cleaning up from a vehicle crashing through the glass doors and into the store.
Classmates mourn Huntington Beach soccer player killed in Fullerton plane crash
A Huntington Beach soccer player and her father were identified as the two people killed when a small plane crashed into a Fullerton business.
Manson Follower Tex Watson Denied Parole for 18th Time
For the 18th time, parole was denied Friday for Charles "Tex'' Watson, who was convicted along with Charles Manson and other Manson followers for the 1969...
Ex-Dodger denies seeing Rebecca Grossman kill young brothers with her SUV
Former Dodger Scott Erickson told jurors in a civil trial Wednesday that he never saw Rebecca Grossman hit the boys with her SUV.
Full data on gunshots fired in NYC must be made public by NYPD: politicians, experts
The chairperson of the City Council's Public Safety Committee is among those saying the statistics on shots fired should be made public.
Trial of accused Boston serial rapist Alvin Campbell Jr. begins today
The trial of Alvin Campbell Jr., accused of sexually assaulting and attacking nine women from 2017-2019, is set to get underway on Monday.
Conviction upheld in 1988 killing of racing legend Mickey Thompson
A state appellate court upheld the conviction Monday of a man serving two life terms in prison for the 1988 killing of racing legend Mickey Thompson and his wife.
Driver shot in face, critically injured on South Side, Chicago police say
A 26-year-old man was shot in the face and critically wounded on the South Side Sunday night, Chicago police said.
Building collapses in Cincinnati's East End, road closed for investigation
It happened on Riverside Drive, which is closed as police and fire officials investigate.
1 dead, 1 critically injured in Pickaway County crash involving motorcycle
The Ohio State Highway Patrol said a pickup truck failed to come to a complete stop at a stop sign and hit a motorcycle.
‘I don't like Mondays' San Diego school shooter denied parole again
Brenda Spencer, who committed a mass shooting at Grover Cleveland Elementary School in 1979, was died parole for the sixth time in the past 32 years.
Man Pleads Not Guilty in Retirement Home Employee's Killing
A man who police said was fired from his job at a retirement home in Burbank pleaded not guilty Friday to fatally stabbing an employee at the facility.
In firefighter harassment case, Carroll County is dropped from part of lawsuit
A former Carroll firefighter is suing the county over an alleged sexual assault after a lack of proper background check.
After death, some Marylanders are choosing to become soil instead of ashes
An Elkridge startup is turning bodies into soil, joining natural burial sites and aquamation services redefining how Marylanders approach death.
Killing of patient, allegations of dangerous care haunt South L.A. psychiatric hospital, investigation finds
A Times review has revealed serious failures of oversight at Kedren Community Health Center's acute psychiatric hospital, a key resource in South L.A.
1 killed, 2 injured in Wonder Lake house explosion, fire
One person was killed and two others hospitalized after a house explosion in Wonder Lake Sunday night, authorities said.
John Gardner's Life in Prison, 4 Years Later
The man whose face – and scowl – San Diegans will forever remember in connection to the murders of two teens looks different these days – a stark contrast...
Man kills his brother and sets house on fire in Santa Clara, police say
Santa Clara police revealed new information on Thursday regarding the deadly shooting and fire last Friday in the usually peaceful Enright Avenue neighborhood.
SoCal man sold $80 million in cannabis products and didn’t report it, state prosecutors say
A man who operated unlicensed marijuana dispensaries across Southern California is facing dozens of felony charges for evading $7.1 million in taxes, according to state prosecutors.
A young musician was gunned down in Northridge. Did childhood friends set her up?
Maria De La Rosa, 22, was killed when masked men opened fire on her Cadillac Escalade in Northridge. Detectives suspect her childhood friends set her up.