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The Voice judge says thinking about his upbringing is 'lump-in-the-throat moment' stuff after revealing how his mum Debra stepped into bat for his absent father William Adams and fuelled him to reach international stardom.
Nearly half of those eligible for food stamps refuse benefits; Many fear seeking help
Rosa Ayala loads food into bags at the food distribution center at MEND in Pacoima, Ca May 30, 2013.
Homosexuals In America Feel More Accepted: Study
A majority of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender, or LGBT, adults in America feel more accepted than they did a decade ago, a new study showed.
ABC7 Pay It Forward: Recovering addict gives $500 to his mentor
When offered the chance to give anyone $500, Maurice Horton of East Los Angeles instantly thought of Robert Anderson as the man he wanted to pay it forward to.
15-Year-Old Boy Set to Graduate UCLA
Pictured here in 2009 when he graduated from community college, Moshe Kai Cavalin will receive a bachelor's degree in mathematics from UCLA Sunday, June 17, 2013.
Why don't more stations offer English subtitles?
Dear Mexican: In Philadelphia, where I live, there are three Spanish-language stations on regular broadcast television.
Former Cox Media Group -Birmingham Market Manager David DuBose has sued the company, claiming he is owed over $300,000 in unpaid bonus pay.
Convicted killer Richard Ramirez as seen in this June 15, 2007 photo in San Quentin State Prison in Marin County, Calif.
The soulful 1960's Chicano rock 'n' roll sound that put East Los Angeles on the musical map was one of Southern California's most distinctly urban, joyful styles.
'Night Stalker' Richard Ramirez dead at San Quentin
Richard Ramirez, the "Night Stalker" serial killer who terrorized California with a series of break-in murders in the 1980s, has died at San Quentin State Prison, where he was on death row, according to the Associated Press.
Special Olympics Torch Run passes through San Gabriel Valley
Monterey Park police officer Vince Vasquez, carrying the torch on Garvey Avenue in Monterey Park.
Firefighters Battle 30-Acre Grass Fire In Simi Valley
The blaze erupted behind the Metrolink station in the 5000 block of East Los Angeles Avenue around 4 p.m. Mike Lindberry of the Ventura County Fire Department said crews were first called to the scene after hearing reports of apartment homes being threatened in the area.
Oscar Smith DL Mike Wyche gets offer from Auburn
"It's been crazy," Wyche said about all of the attention. "But I just keep letting everybody else talk.
Calderon raid casts pall over political dynasty: Opinion
For Charles, Tom and Ron Calderon, California politics has been a family business.
Calif. Businesses Gripe About Health-care Reform
A bill that would penalize large businesses in California that cut their low-wage employees' hours to get around health care reform laws is attracting considerable opposition from business interests across the state.
Mosaic's Top 15 California Solar Schools
Many colleges and universities have made the smart move to go solar. Solar arrays on California's colleges and universities are saving millions of dollars in energy costs and preventing millions of tons of harmful greenhouse gases from entering our atmosphere.
Alleged Mastermind Of Fake Bomb Bank Robbery Appears In Court
The man accused of masterminding a bank robbery by strapping a fake explosive device to his girlfriend, a bank employee, pleaded not guilty in federal court Monday.
Microscopy Company Donates Microscopes for LA Internship Program
Carl Zeiss Microscopy LLC, announces that it donated high-end research microscope instruments as part of an innovative training program at Children's Hospital Los Angeles.
Brad DeLong's Semi-Daily Journal
Liveblogging World War II: June 3, 1943
The second incident took place four days later on the night of June 3, 1943. About eleven sailors got off a bus and started walking along Main Street in Downtown Los Angeles.
Pursuit Crash Kills 1, Wounds 4
An SUV crashed into a car, killing 1 person and wounding 4 others on Saturday, June 1, 2013.