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Brown declared a state of emergency over the natural gas leak that has driven thousands from their homes in the Porter Ranch neighborhood over the past two months.

L.A. FBI official David Bowdich said investigators are specifically seeking information about an 18-minute gap between the deadly attack and the shootout in which both attackers were killed.

In another year of covering Southern California, KPCC's journalists have reported on everything from minimum wage to Maroon 5. Here are 2015's top 10 most popular stories.

Palos Verdes Estates' police chief says he wants to make an arrest of one of the members of notorious group. An attorney representing several victims says talk is cheap.

Politwoops had their access pulled by Twitter. Now, Twitter is reversing course, restoring the chance to see what politicians don't want you to see.

All Los Angeles Unified schools are scheduled to reopen Wednesday following a district-wide closure prompted by a threat of violence.

ArcLight Cinemas sent out an email about the theater's safety policies, noting items that won't be allowed including masks, face paint and, most likely, lightsabers.

Sanchez, who's running for Barbara Boxer's Senate seat, has received criticism over comments she made saying that between 5 and 20 percent of Muslims support a caliphate.

The man in the car pulled out a handgun and officers gave him several commands to drop the weapon, according to police, but after he didn't comply, he was shot and killed.

His boyfriend, Ryan Reyes, told KPCC that they were both huge fans of the game. He said that some weekends, they would spend a whole day going around and playing Ingress.

Here are the stories of the 14 killed in the San Bernardino shooting, as well as information on the 21 who were hospitalized.

Pulling a movie so fast is something Exhibitor Relations says is unheard of for a wide release. You might even say it's "truly outrageous."