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"By the time I get back home, every spot is taken," he said. "So I come, I take a look, have a deep sigh and say, 'Here we go again.'"
Det. Mark Schwartz got the call about an unattended death at the home of 67-year-old widow Violet Yacobi; he didn't know what he would find.
The motorcyclist was pronounced dead at the scene, the CHP said. It's not yet clear if the driver of the other vehicle remained on scene.
Aerial footage of the building showed piles of paper products and other debris burned.
Around 8:15 p.m., the bear finally climbed down one tree and by 9:20 pm, it had made its way up another tree.
The Brady Experience will allow fans of the classic TV show to step foot into one of the most recognizable homes in pop culture history.
Last week, a 24-hour ocean closure was in place near lifeguard Tower 3 after a shark exhibited aggressive behavior toward a human.
Detectives said evidence suggested that they resold the authentic items online.
DMV said driving test appointments will only be honored at the Torrance office. All others will be honored at all three locations.
Ventura County Fire said this is the seventh rattlesnake bite reported since mid-March.
Ardie Tavangarian and his company, Arya Group Inc, are known for specializing in unique high-end modern residential estates.
"I feel like creativity is really important because it just lets your mind be free," said Maggie, 13, who helped design the jerseys.
A sound bath practitioner has taken the meditative experience to an unusual location, after hours at an Atwater Village mattress store.
The LAPD said officers responded to a call of a burglary around 4:53 a.m. in the 7600 block of Normandie Avenue.
The fire was reported at around 10:10 a.m. in the 6400 block of Corvette Street, Los Angeles County Fire Department crews told CBS LA.
"A containment was quickly established, and officers conducted a thorough search of the residence," the release said.
"This is the way we like to see it done where they just monitor the situation because eventually that baby will come down," Anna Howie said.
Debra Duncan, who served as assistant vice president of ticketing for the 1984 Games, has the first tickets printed for that event framed.
As many Americans plan their summer vacations, airfares are taking off.
"They are the hide and seek champions," said Gabriel Jasso, one of the deputy sheriff K9 handlers.
