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Dedrek Fine, who knew Dawson's family for years and helped renovate the actresses' home, has accused Dawson of attacking, harassing, misgendering, beating and punching him.

A pair of New Yorkers ridiculed Kentucky GOP Senator Rand Paul in a California restaurant Friday, with a woman declaring she won't deal with his "Republican bulls**t."

"For those who are hurt by this photo, know that we empathize and we stand with you," said California Polytechnic State University President Jeffrey Armstrong.

Mild shakes were felt across parts of the Los Angeles area following another earthquake in California in the early hours this morning.

Both the suspected shoplifter and the store employee are facing charges after the incident at the Adam & Lilith store in Hollywood, Los Angeles.

The confrontation between the off-duty officer and a group of teenagers occurred at a skate park in San Clemente.

The Barbie Malibu Dreamhouse will soon launch on Airbnb for a one-time, two-night stay, that will contribute to the Barbie Dream Gap Project.

Hazardous air quality warnings were issued throughout Los Angeles due to the ongoing fires.

The epicenter of last night's quake was felt 0.7 miles northwest of Pleasant Hill and three miles west of the Concord fault.

Tina Bejarano's abusive mother told her that her son died shortly after he was born.

Southern California U.S. Representative Duncan Hunter is seeking funds to run for another term, even though he's been indicted for misappropriating campaign funds.

The brush fire in Los Angeles County has burned across 8,000 acres in Los Angeles County and is 43% contained as of Monday morning.

Firefighters in Los Angeles have contained nearly half of the Saddleridge fire.

Captain Alberto Torres collapsed at Park Ranger headquarters on Friday afternoon after patrolling city parks in the San Fernando Valley impacted by the Saddleridge fire.

California Governor Gavin Newsom on Friday signed into state law a bill that enables employers, co-workers and teachers to obtain gun violence restraining orders against owners of firearms that are a potential threat to them.

Fires continue to blaze in California, but firefighters are making significant progress in putting them down.

Gov. Gavin Newsom said he had been inspired by a 9-year-old Napa student who spent close to $80 paying off the lunch debts of his third-grade classmates.

The National Rifle Association, the country's largest gun-rights organization, quickly condemned the move as an "assault on our Second Amendment rights in the Golden State."

The new law bans the sale and manufacturing of all new fur products throughout California, as well as placing restrictions on hunting and circuses.

As of 10:30 a.m. ET, the Los Angeles County Fire Department's website announced that the Saddleridge Fire had burned more than 7,500 acres and was only 13 percent contained.

In the first legislature of its kind in the U.S., California will provide medication abortion services on its state college campuses.

The Saddleridge Fire scorched about 4,600 acres of land by Friday, destroying a number of homes and buildings in its path.

The suspect, who went by the name "Eva Maria," had convinced several people who lived near her that she had psychic powers.

The fire started in Sylmar as a one acre scrub blaze but soon spread to more than 1,600 acres, fanned by humidity and winds.

Californians continue to be in the dark as second wave of power shutoffs are institute by Pacific Gas & Electric due to high fire risk conditions.

Chlorpyrifos is a widely used chemical product used on a variety of crops such as soya beans, alfafa, citrus, almonds, cotton, grapes and walnuts.

Although the fire is 50 percent contained, high winds could spread the flames farther.

On September 25, construction crews in the process of participating in a highway improvement project unearthed bones belonging to Native Americans, bringing a halt to the construction project.

Tesla is warning drivers to charge their cars to "100% today to ensure your drive remains uninterrupted" in the midst of the forced California blackout.

Two California utility companies say they may have to cut power to over 800,000 residents and businesses starting Wednesday morning for fear of dry winds that may cause fires.