State News

	Six die in family murder-suicide in Los Angeles Los Angeles police say a man took responsibility for killing himself and five family members in notes left behind at the scene of a murder-suicide in Porter Ranch.
	Officials warn of possible WWII weaponry in Calif. Forest Service officials are warning visitors about possible unexploded World War II weaponry in a remote area of the Los Padres National Forest.
	Suspect in Hells Angels leader slaying in custody Police say the man suspected of killing the leader of the San Francisco Hells Angels chapter has turned himself in.
	Mistrial declared in gay pride parade lawsuit A mistrial has been declared in a harassment lawsuit filed by four San Diego firefighters who claimed they were sexually harassed after being forced to participate in a gay pride parade last year.
	Despite law, drivers talking on hand-held phones California Highway Patrol officials say they have issued more than 20,000 tickets over three months to drivers breaking the law by using a hand-held cell phone while driving.
	'Bride' and 'groom' to be restored to Calif. forms California health officials say the words "bride" and "groom" will reappear on marriage license applications starting next month.
	Judge: Calif. must pay for prison health care A federal judge has scolded California officials for failing to provide the billions of dollars a court-appointed receiver says is needed to upgrade the state's prison health care system.
	200 USC students sickened by stomach virus The number of students sickened by a contagious gastrointestinal virus at the University of Southern California has grown to about 200.
	Police dig in Moorpark for possible murder victim Los Angeles police are excavating around two Ventura County freeway offramps for the remains of a boy believed to have been killed by a serial murderer 40 years ago.
	Officials target San Luis Obispo nude beach San Luis Obispo County parks officials want to turn a nude beach into a family-friendly destination.