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Given the distance and path profile, reliable reception of the LA signals is unlikely. I believe you'll find the LA signals will be intermittent, depending on weather / atmospheric conditions. Reliable reception of the San Diego signal should be easier though.
Most of the local signals are broadcast on channels in the UHF band, which makes the CS-4 a good choice. However, many folks in the San Diego area find they need a second antenna capable of High-VHF reception in order to see KFMB and KGTV (real CH-8 & CH-10).
I would face the CS-4 about 150° per a real compass. (I have found the iPhone compass to be wildly unreliable.) I would also add an Antennacraft Y5713 pointed at 204°. Combine the two antennas into a common down-lead using an Antennacraft 10G221 preamplifier.
If you want to chase the LA signals, consider building a separate antenna system using the highest performance UHF and H-VHF antennas and preamps available... but understand that you may never achieve 100% reliability from that far away.
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If the well is dry and you don't see rain on the horizon, you'll need to dig the hole deeper. (If the antenna can't get the job done, an amp won't fix it.)
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