These drivers on the Indy 500 starting grid have California ties
Cars and the people who race them have a rich history in California. So it’s no surprise you’ll find a few Californians on the 33-car starting grid for Sunday’s Indianapolis 500....
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Explosion tears apart Toyota 4-Runner in Van Nuys parking lot
An explosion ripped apart a Toyota 4-Runner SUV Friday night in a Van Nuys parking lot.
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SWAT standoff closes lanes on 91 Freeway for hours in Anaheim Hills
The 91 Freeway was closed in Orange County Friday morning due to an hours-long SWAT standoff on the road that backed up traffic for in both directions.
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How to watch Cameron Brink and Sparks in showdown with Caitlin Clark and Fever
Want a courtside seat to see the top-two picks in the WNBA draft at Crypto.com Arena? They were still available early Friday morning for $523.
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Century-old South LA church burns in overnight fire
Firefighters knocked down a fire early Friday at the Crouch Memorial Church of God and Christ in South Los Angeles.
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Owner of beloved Olvera Street burro pleads with board commissioners to stay in business
Amid an ongoing contract dispute and order to vacate, the family that has owned and operated Olvera Street’s landmark burro photo stand pleaded with El Pueblo’s Board of Commissioners at Thursday’s board meeting to let them stay in business.
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Hit-and-run driver sought after striking 84-year-old woman in Hollywood
Police in Hollywood are seeking the public’s help in identifying the hit-and-run driver who struck an elderly woman and took off over the weekend.
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Master's graduate dedicates book to her parents, who are immigrant farm workers
A graduate student who went viral for taking her graduation photos with her parents in the field they worked has since written a book in dedication of her mother and father.
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Deadly double shooting under investigation in San Pedro
A double homicide is under investigation after two people were shot near an adult care facility in San Pedro on Thursday.
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South LA remembers Japanese American leader who helped change stigma around mental health
A special ceremony was held to remember the legacy of Michael Watanabe, who helped those impacted by substance abuse and mental health illnesses nearly five decades.
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As anti-Asian hate continues to spread, one group fights racism with love
Stop AAPI Hate, a national coalition, launched a multimedia storytelling campaign to tackle racism against Asian Americans.
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LA Metro to bring back 260 officers everyday to boost public safety
The LA Metro Board Thursday overwhelmingly supported the proposal to increase police presence across the public transit system.
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Airline ‘Bark Air' lands inaugural flight full of dogs in Van Nuys
Bark Air landed its inaugural flight full of dogs at Van Nuys Airport Thursday afternoon.
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Father's dying wish to walk daughter down the aisle made possible by hospital staff
A father’s dying wish to walk his daughter down the aisle came true thanks to the help of the hospital staff at Providence St. Joseph Hospital in Orange.
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Father arrested in death of 1-year-old boy in Palmdale
The father of a 1-year-old boy, who died while playing at a park in Palmdale, was arrested for child endangerment and an “accessory to conceal a crime.”
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Shohei Ohtani buys $7.8 million mansion in La Cañada Flintridge, report says
Shohei Ohtani has found a place to call home in the foothills of the Verdugo Mountains north of Los Angeles.
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Officers move in after demonstrators set up encampment at UCLA
A group of demonstrators gathered Thursday morning on the UCLA campus on the same day that the school’s chancellor was testifying before a House committee about earlier protests and the law enforcement response.
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‘We should have been prepared.' UCLA Chancellor testifies before House committee about protests
UCLA Chancellor Gene Block will be questioned by a House committee Thursday in Washington, D.C. about protests on the Westwood campus and the law enforcement response.
