USC instructor and international criminal prosecutor Luis Moreno Ocampo has sent dictators to jail, as portrayed in the Oscar contender 'Argentina 1985.'

Crews race to clear mountain highways after calling off plans to escort residents out because even cars with chains on their tires were getting stuck in snow.

People in the Southern California mountains have been trapped in their homes for days by heavy snow after a series of winter storms.

High car prices, rising interest rates and seven-year loans mean an increasing number of drivers are underwater, owing more than their vehicle's value.

Though the Oscar-nominated film is a feature, 'the testimonies and the closing arguments are exactly what happened in court, word for word,' says Luis Moreno Ocampo, who served as deputy prosecutor at the trial.

Gov. Gavin Newsom declared a state of emergency Wednesday for 13 counties in California that have been hammered by historic winter storms.

A Ventura County high school closed after a car fell into a sinkhole in front of campus. Other sinkholes appeared at Cal State Los Angeles and in L.A.

Following the IRS' lead, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Thursday that most Californians won't have to pay their state taxes until Oct. 16. The delay is available to residents in Los Angeles and 50 other counties covered by a federal emergency declaration.

The latest estimate from the U.S. Drought Monitor shows almost 17% of the Golden State has exited drought completely.

Many residents in the San Bernardino Mountains are still stranded in their homes after historic back-to-back winter storms as emergency responders struggle through the snow.