When members of the Hells Angels motorcycle gang arrived in Lake Havasu City last year, 69-year-old Havasu Heights resident ...

For Hells Angels bikers, "81" is not just some random number. It holds a lot of meaning. Here's what it really means and who can use it to represent the club.

Meanwhile, the Angels accepted half-full Dixie cups and flipped the boys $5 bills for their troubles (a cup of Kool-Aid costs 25 cents, but most club members tip around 1,000 percent).

The case in Las Vegas is not connected with a trial continuing in Reno for a Vagos motorcycle club member accused of shooting the president of the Hells Angels San Jose, Calif., chapter to death ...