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A magnitude 3.9 earthquake struck in the Coachella Valley Sunday afternoon, according to the USGS.

More than 24 hours since walking out of a re-entry program facility, authorities are still looking for an escaped inmate.

Earth Day is a global event involving 193 countries. People across Southern California did their part. CBSLA's Adrianna Weingold shows us how folks in Arleta honored the day.

A newspaper analysis finds the San Francisco Bay Area is falling behind on efforts to retrofit buildings that are vulnerable to collapse during a major earthquake.

President Donald Trump declared Sunday morning the United States has not “given up anything” in negotiations with North Korea in response to criticism that Pyongyang is getting more out of the talks than Washington. “Wow, we haven’t given up anything & they have agreed to denuclearization (so great for World), site closure, & no more testing!” he tweeted. The President followed up with a second tweet that said, “We are a long way from conclusion on North Korea, maybe things […]

Foodie Con is a two-day shopping and tasting event on April 7 through 8 that offers all the latest food trends and a wide range of cuisine at The Reef in downtown Los Angeles. Sara Welch reports for the KTLA 5 Morning News on April 8, 2018.

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April 21, 2018 – 7 – 10 p.m. FREE COSTA MESA, CA – LET THERE BE LIGHT! on Segerstrom Center for the Arts’ Julianne and George Argyros Plaza this Saturday, April 21. The Center presents Brilliance! – A Night of Music and Light.  The Center is encouraging guests to gather family and friends of all […]

A manhunt is underway for the gunman that opened fire with an AR-15 at a Nashville-area Waffle House early Sunday, killing four people, before his gun was wrestled away by a restaurant patron.Police are searching for 29-year-old Travis Reinking from Illinois, who had previously been arrested and had his firearms seized by law enforcement after breaching the White House grounds. Reinking was added to the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation's "Top 10 Most Wanted" list, and anyone with information about his whereabouts is encouraged to call 911. Reinking is 6 feet 4 inches, weighs 180 pounds and is considered armed and dangerous. Stars Honored on Hollywood Walk of Fame in 2018 Six people were shot at the Waffle House in Antioch, Tennessee, Metro Nashville Police said. Four died, and the two others are being treated at Vanderbilt University Medical Center. One patient was in critical condition and the other was in stable condition, according to a hospital spokesperson.A motive has not yet been determined, and the investigation is ongoing with assistance from the FBI. But police did say that four of Reinking's weapons were seized after he was arrested in 2017 for crossing an exterior security barrier at the White House. At the request of the FBI, Reinking's license to possess firearms was revoked and the weapons, including the AR-15 used in the shooting, were taken away. Top News Pics: Barbara Bush Visitation The weapons were turned over to Reinking's father, who acknowledged that he had given them back to his son. Police said Reinking arrived at the Waffle House Sunday at 3:19 a.m. and sat in his pick-up truck for about four minutes before getting out. Nude except for a green jacket, he got out of his truck and started shooting, hitting and killing two people, police said. He then allegedly walked into the Waffle House and continued firing. Updates: Download the NBCLA App James Shaw, Jr, a 29-year-old patron at the restaurant, spoke at a news conference Sunday and said he was able to wrestle the firearm from the gunman.Shaw said he was with a friend at the Waffle House when the shots rang out. As gunfire erupted, he slid on the floor to an entryway door. Bullets pierced the door and one grazed Shaw's arm before he sprang into action."I made up my mind that if it was gonna come down to it he was gonna have to work to kill me," he told reporters.When the gunfire paused, Shaw said he pushed the door into the gunman and the two wrestled over the rifle. Shaw tossed the gun over the dining room countertop and shoved the gunman outside with him. Shaw ran around the restaurant while he said the gunman trotted away."Something was with me to run through that door and get the gun from him," Shaw said during his emotional remarks."No doubt he saved many lives by wresting the gun away and tossing it over the counter and prompting the man to leave," police spokesman Don Aaron said."I knew I had it in me," said Shaw, who has a 4-year-old daughter. However, he said he does not want to be thought of as "the Terminator or Superman" for his quick action."I want people to know I did that completely out of a selfish act: I was doing it to save myself. I did save people, but ... if I was going to die, he was going to have to work for it. It actually worked out to my favor."Still, Waffle House CEO Walt Ehmer honored Shaw as a hero for "taking care of your fellow man.""You don't get to meet too many heroes in life, but you are a hero. You're my hero," Ehmer said at the press conference. "You saved people's lives. ... They will think of you for the rest of their days. We are forever in your debt."Police said Reinking left the restaurant and shed his jacket — which had additional ammunition in it — and walked nude to a nearby apartment he lived in to put on a pair of pants. He then retreated to a wooded area behind his complex, and a helicopter and several police dogs were tracking him.TriStar Southern Hills Medical Center spokeswoman Katie Radel in Nashville said two people were treated for minor injuries and released after the incident. Police said that because the glass of the restaurant's front window was shot out, some people had cuts on their faces.Nashville Mayor David Briley spoke at the conference as well, calling for increased gun control: "If we can all just come together for this and for the greater good we can take these weapons of war off the streets of our country."He added: "Last night, innocent Nashvillians were terrorized by a man with an AR-15. It's happening too much. Enough is enough."Nashville Police Chief Steve Anderson said authorities suspect Reinking had "some mental issues" and that this is an area of gun law that needs particular focus."We have a crisis," he said. "You have people's rights to own weapons, but we got to look closely at people with mental issues ... and make sure weapons do not legally fall into their hands. That's what we’ve got to work on."Rep. Jim Cooper, D-Ill., responded to the shooting on Twitter Sunday and also called for a change in gun laws."Many will say now is not the time to discuss change. But now IS the time," Cooper wrote. "We can and must do everything possible to prevent these tragedies and keep Americans safe. That starts with restricting widespread civilian access to military-grade assault weapons."Cooper mourned the "innocent victims" and thanking first responders as well.Photo Credit: AP/Metro Nashville PD

A 3.9-magnitude earthquake shook parts of Riverside County on Sunday afternoon, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.The temblor hit at 5:46 p.m. about 8 miles north-northeast of Thousand Palms located in the Coachella Valley.  Updates: Download the NBCLA App More than 60 people immediately reported feeling the quake, according to USGS.  Aging Levee System Could Crumble in Quake Photo Credit: KNBC-TV

Cal State Fullerton drubbed Hawaii 8-0 in their Big West Conference series finale Sunday at Goodwin Field that was a nice reminder of the historic essence of the program.

Never, going back to the first draft in 1936, has an NFL draft started off with a Trojans-Bruins QB choice. Could that change on Thursday?