CBS LA is officially the new hometown-partner of the Los Angeles Rams! This partnership will go beyond football - we’ll have exclusive content on and off the field and will partner with them on events all year long.
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Final statements from the final debate.
California gubernatorial candidates faced questions about the economy, healthcare, public education and more during Thursday's CBS News California and San Francisco Examiner debate.
On the debate stage were Democrats Xavier Becerra, Matt Mahan, Katie Porter, Tom Steyer, and Antonio Villaraigosa, and Republicans Chad Bianco and Steve Hilton. With the June primary nearing, moderators pressed candidates to clarify previous statements and expand on how they would make their vision for a better California a reality.
CBS News California Investigates found that some drivers working for food delivery and rideshare applications appeared to be using accounts that did not belong to them, raising concerns about background checks and customer safety. One democratic lawmaker is pushing for stronger protections.
The investigation found that accounts for companies such as Uber, Lyft and DoorDash can be bought or rented online without providing identification.
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A fast-growing fire near Lancaster in the Antelope Valley prompted shelter-in-place orders and evacuation warnings Saturday afternoon.
The Corral Fire had grown to about 120 acres by early afternoon, according to Cal Fire. Officials have not yet said whether any structures are threatened or if there are any injuries.
The cause of the fire remains under investigation.
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Track superstar @allysonfelix talks about her legendary career, motherhood and her comeback to the track on the latest @sportscentralla Podcast with @darrenmhaynes
Streaming now on YouTube + wherever you get your podcasts! Link in bio + story
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Bald eagle pair Jackie and Shadow helped turn Big Bear Lake into a household name, but the area could soon see major changes.
Developers are proposing luxury housing in the region, and now some local elementary school students are speaking out in hopes of protecting the area they love.
CBS LA’s Zach Boetto reports on the debate over development in Big Bear Lake.
Just before it was set to begin, the Long Beach Pride Festival was canceled.
CBS LA’s Laurie Perez reports that event producers and city officials are now blaming each other for the shutdown, leaving visitors and vendors caught in the middle.
Burbank Airport has launched direct flights to Honolulu through Alaska Airlines, marking the first time the route has been offered at the airport in more than 20 years.
Passengers celebrated the milestone with a Hawaii-themed sendoff featuring music, snacks and photo opportunities. The seasonal flights will operate seven days a week.
After earning a degree and starting a career, a DACA recipient says he lost his job because paperwork needed to renew his permit never arrived.
CBS LA’s Luzdelia Caballero takes a closer look at delayed permit renewals and the impact the backlog is having on recipients trying to continue working legally in the U.S.
The Original Tommy’s World Famous Hamburgers celebrates 80 years on Friday, offering 80-cent chili burgers through the day.
Legendary for its chili cheeseburgers and French fries, with the same recipes since opening, the burger deal is being offered from noon to 8 p.m. at all locations.
This morning at the burger stand’s first location in the Westlake District, fans, state and city leaders, as well as founding family members, held a celebration.
State of California Assemblymember Mark Gonzalez declared today “Tommy’s Day” in the state of California. On May 15, 1946, Tom Koulax founded the Beverly and Rampart boulevards location, selling chili-topped burgers and hot dogs.
Rancho Cucamonga police are searching for a brazen car thief who stole a classic Volkswagen Beetle, all caught on video.
According to law enforcement, the car theft happened around 10:30 p.m. on Wednesday at the auto restoration business Wagenmasters.
A man can be seen pushing the Beetle backward out of its parking spot and attaching it to his white pickup truck. The truck then drives off, with the car in tow.
DREAMER: DACA recipient, Cal Poly Pomona grad loses job after DACA permit delay. Now he’s selling burritos to survive and bring awareness to his story 🙏🌯
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