2 days agoTrash heaps in downtown Los Angeles continue growing months after multiple typhus cases: reportTrash is a growing problem for residents in Los Angeles and as the garbage piles up, so do the rats, fueling concerns about flea-borne typhus, according to reports.
5:01April 24Los Angeles resident: Calls to city about pollution go unansweredBusiness owner Karen Hix explains the pollution issues in Los Angeles and what she has done to get California lawmakers' attention.
April 16Maine city sets record for most consecutive days with at least an inch of snow on the groundSay it ain't snow in one city in Maine.
April 14Politicians look to separate Chicago from Illinois to create 51st stateThe so-called "Second City" may eventually become the next state, after frustration over Chicago's influence over politics in Illinois.
April 4Man shot in face in Detroit after argument on bus over gym shoes, police sayA man is in critical condition after he was shot in the face and shoulder in Detroit on Wednesday, all after an apparent argument on a bus over some kicks, according to police.
March 9Houston mayor calls for 400 firefighter layoffs so city can afford voter-mandated pay hikes for the restHouston officials are planning to lay off 400 firefighters to fund a voter-approved measure to award pay raises to the city fire department.
February 22Baltimore sees 14 shooting victims in span of 24 hoursIn a span of 24 hours, Baltimore was reeling from one of its most violent days in recent memory.
February 15Chicago is most corrupt big city, Illinois third most corrupt state in country, study findsChicago may be known as the "Second City," but it remains the leader of the most corrupt big city in the nation, according to a newly released report.
January 31Judge approves court-supervised Chicago police reformsA federal judge Thursday approved a consent decree meant to implement far-reaching reforms in the Chicago Police Department, almost two years after the Justice Department detailed a long history of civil rights violations by officers.
1:54November 28New Orleans looking underground as parts of city sinkResearchers believe managing flow of water in and out of city could help.
