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Local Politicians React To Mueller Report Being FiledAdam Schiff (D-Burbank) is the chairman of the House Intelligence committee and he's calling for the release of the entire report.
State Of Emergency Declared In California To Prepare For Wildfire SeasonOn Friday, Gov. Gavin Newsom declared a state of emergency in California to prepare for this year's wildfire season.
USC Says It Will Consider Revoking Degrees Of Those Who Cheated To Get InKCAL9's Laurie Perez went to the USC campus to gauge reaction.
Parkland Shooting Survivor Takes Her Own LifeSydney Ailello was 19.
Detectives Arrest 25-Year-Old Chino Hills Man They Say Tried To Meet Minor For SexNicholas Rangel is being held on $60,000 bail. He is expected to be arraigned on Tuesday in Rancho Cucamonga Superior Court.
Water Main Break Causes Streets To Buckle In Pacific PalisadesThere was a huge flow of water for about an hour and 15 minutes. The break started around 2:15 p.m.
Adam Schiff Issues Statement On Mueller Investigation"That report needs to be released to the public," Schiff wrote..
Robert Mueller Submits Russia Report To U.S. Attorney GeneralSpecial Counsel Robert Mueller has turned in his long-awaited report on his findings of the over two-year long investigation into any ties between the Russian government and Trump campaign associates.
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Couple Offers $53,000 For Nanny To Dress Up Like Disney PrincessesCalling all "Disney-mad nannies out there." We've found a job posting for you.
Invasion Of Tiny Poisonous Toads Pose Danger To Children, PetsThousands of poisonous toads have seemingly come out of nowhere to overrun a community in Florida, posing a potential danger to children and pets, according to an expert.
'I’m Really, Really Sorry': Vegan Rawvana Vlogger Apologizes After She's Caught Eating FishA popular vlogger who touts the health benefits of a raw vegan diet, is being slammed on social media after she was caught last week eating fish at a restaurant.
Local Sports
Get The Latest On March MadnessWith the NCAA Tournament underway, keep up with all the action.
UPSET ALERT: No. 13 UC Irvine Defeats Kansas State For First Ever NCAA Tournament Game WinThe Anteaters have won their first ever NCAA tournament game in school history.
Check Your Bracket!Now that the games have started, check to see how you're doing in our Bracket Challenge!
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Local Politicians (At Least The Democrats) Call For Mueller Report To Go PublicHouse democrats and White House hopeful Kamala Harris made it pretty clear where they stand on the issue of releasing the Mueller report to the public. The republicans? Not so much. Jeff Nguyen reports.
How Much Of Mueller Report Will Attorney General Release To The Public?Attorney General William Barr said he could have a review of the report as early as this weekend. KCAL9 Political Reporter Dave Bryan reports.
California Takes Action To Prevent WildfiresLast year's devastating Woolsey Fire is something people never want to go through again. Now Gov. Gavin Newsom is taking early action to prevent future fires. The governor has declared a state of emergency ahead of the upcoming fire season. Rachel Kim reports.
Lost Skier Lowered Down Steep CliffA hair-raising rescue caught on camera. A lost skier lowered down a steep rock face near Snow Valley ski area. The man was able to call 911 to help rescuers pinpoint his location. But he spent a freezing night waiting for them to arrive. Hermela Aregawi reports.
Search For Suspect Who Allegedly Raped Woman At Metro Station ContinuesPolice said the woman asked the suspect for directions when he attacked and assaulted her behind a door that was supposed to set up a security alarm. Dave Lopez reports.
Streets Buckle Following Water Main Break In Pacific PalisadesKCAL9's Randy Paige reports from the scene. Water flowed for more than an hour.
Democratic Presidential Hopeful Kamala Harris Issues Statement Re Mueller ReportHarris is urging the attorney general to make the report public and to testify in front of the appropriate congressional committees. Juan Fernandez reports.
Special Prosecutor Robert Mueller Submits His Report To Attorney GeneralMueller was tasked with finding out if the Trump campaign colluded with Russia to help him win the election. Dave Bryan reports.
CBSLA The Rundown - PM Edition (March 22)An update on the news and weather headlines we have been following throughout the day. Jasmine Viel and Alex Biston report.
Best Of LA
Valentine's Day 2019: The Best Romantic Destinations In AmericaLooking for the most romantic locations in the America? Check out the most romantic destinations in America!
Get To Know The 5 Newest Businesses To Open In GlendaleFrom an udon restaurant to a Mediterranean-American spot, get to know the newest businesses open in Glendale
Preview: 'The Billy Harris Dinner Series' Coming To CBSLA In 2019Coming in 2019, CBSLA is launching a new series for foodies and aspiring chefs alike! Join your MC, Billy Harris as he works with the world’s best chefs in a new ticketed dinner series benefiting No Kid Hungry to help eradicate world hunger.
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Check Out The 4 Freshest New Businesses To Debut In Irvine
On A Roll: Check Out The Top 5 Spots For Sushi In Santa AnaCraving sushi? We crunched the numbers to find the top outlets in Santa Ana, using both Yelp data and our own secret sauce to produce a ranked list of the best spots to satisfy your cravings.
Best Of Santa Ana: Check Out The 5 Top Spots DowntownSpending time in downtown Santa Ana? Get to know this Santa Ana neighborhood by browsing its most popular local businesses, from a neighborhood tavern to a Mediterranean eatery.
CBS2 Investigations
Only On 2: Tipster Who Touched Off Campus Bribery Admissions Scandal Lives In LarchmontBut Morrie Tobin isn't talking.
Goldstein Investigation: Money Flows Like Water At Water Board MeetingsBoard members like Carol Kwan get a per diem of around $250 a meeting. And while it's a part-time job, it is big business.
Goldstein Investigation: Getting Paid For A 5-Minute MeetingDavid Goldstein found this water district board member paid for catered meetings that sometimes last only minutes, and it's all on the rate payer's dime.
