Motorcycle Officer Andrew Garton, the father of two young boys in Rossmoor, was killed in May in a collision with a second motorcycle officer. His wife has filed claims against two neighboring cities for recklessness and negligence.
Get the kids to scoop the pumpkin seeds and make the best pie you'll eat this holiday.
From Apple to Best Buy to Amazon, these deals are worth checking out.
The maker of the silicone bracelets said to improve athletic performance takes the action after a class-action lawsuit cost is money and customers.
The Orange County maker of the ubiquitous hologram-embedded bands said to improve athletic performance files for bankruptcy.
Rescue boat captain adds his voice to that of yacht captain Dennis Davern, who last week said Robert Wagner didn't take any steps to locate his missing wife.
"We didn't take any steps to see if we could locate her,' captain tells Today show.
Chapman University is the loser as a judge rules that the Roman Catholic Diocese had the best plan for paying off the Crystal Cathedral's debt.
Fishing boat used for smuggling was stopped near the Naval Weapons Station in Seal Beach.
Orange County home market suffers from a difficult lending environment, weak job market and underwater homeowners who can't move up.
Chance of rain falls to 20 percent by nightfall.
Managers in Orange County negotiated the contract in June, but the Orange County Board of Supervisors says things have changed since then.
Rain is forecast to hit hard Friday night, with showers lingering through Sunday.
Newport Beach police pulled over the actor on Easy Coast Highway late Sunday night.
A second Marine at Camp Pendleton is being held as a suspect in the death of Lance Cpl. Mario Arias.
Verdict was read at 1:17 p.m.
Verdict was read at 1:17 p.m.
Jay Cicinelli, who has been charged with involuntary manslaughter and the use of excessive force in the death of Kelly Thomas, receives nearly $40,00 from the LAPD.
Event will include speakers from UC Irvine and United Food and Commercial Workers.
Pretending to be a financial planner and an attorney, Hitomi Tsuyuki preyed upon the vulnerable. One woman told the judge that Tsuyuki even took the $20,000 her father received from the government for being locked up in a Japanese internment camp.
