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It’s that time of year again: it’s time for barbecuing, basking in the sun, and of course, fending off annoying bites from mosquitoes. What’s worse, in Southern California, is the presence of an aggressive ankle-biter mosquito that will bite multiple times, and doesn’t wait for dusk — they’ll attack right in the middle of the day, or even inside your...

Teuscher Chocolates of Switzerland is coming to La Jolla.

We’re above the sunset strip in LA. This ultra-modern gem features bright, open-entertaining spaces with walls of glass and easy access to the terraced grounds.

NBC 7’s Joe Little retraced the steps investigators took to show how a robbery suspect eventually caught, and the one piece of evidence that led the FBI right to the robber’s door.

NBC 7’s Joe Little reports on a man who walked out with more than $11,000 from local San Diego banks.

A Lexus driver was caught on camera holding up a sign that read, “Please let me in” as he attempted to merge into traffic while exiting a Los Angeles freeway.

The nation’s major suppliers of lead paint have agreed to pay California’s largest cities and counties $305 million to settle a nearly 20-year-old lawsuit, attorneys said Wednesday.

A UCLA campus employee contracted measles and may have exposed others to the disease while eating at a campus food court, county health and university officials said Tuesday.

An indictment unsealed in Los Angeles charged nine people accused of participating in voting fraud schemes — in which homeless people were allegedly offered cash or cigarettes in exchange for forged signatures on initiative petitions and voter registration forms.

Johnny explores the skies over the City of Angeles and learns about car culture from Mr. Danny Trejo

Johnny meets NSYNC alum Joey Fatone to talk all things music before hitting the streets of LA to test the public on their 90s knowledge

In Magic, Women are often confined in a box, or destined for danger.

Two people were injured in an explosion caused by a gasoline leak in South Los Angeles Sunday morning, the Los Angeles Fire Department said.

A man accused of using a sword to stab a La Mesa resident more than 30 times at his home in 2006 pleaded not guilty to the crime Tuesday, despite DNA evidence linking him to the scene.

The prosecutor argued the heinous nature of the crime makes Zachary Bunney a danger to the community.

Una maestra de la escuela secundaria Praire Heights en Evans amarró a un estudiante con cinta adhesiva y no recibió cargos por este hecho que la ley protege en Colorado.

Using cutting-edge, DNA matching technology that has been resurrecting cold cases across the country, police in La Mesa have made an arrest in a case involving a victim who was stabbed to death with a sword in his home nearly 13 years ago.