Homicide investigators respond to shooting death in Malibu
A homicide investigation is underway after a man was found dead in Malibu, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department.
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Pet parents receive cat back in bag after cremation company ‘ghosts' them
Two people are speaking out against a pet cremation company they said handed them their beloved cat back in a bag in a parking lot after initially ignoring them after they paid for the company’s services.
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Woman who was found dead in trash can in Sunland is identified
A 32-year-old woman whose body was discovered inside a trash can in Sunland was identified Friday by the Los Angeles County Department of Medical Examiner.
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Security measures increase following recent uptick in violence aboard LA Metro buses
Recent violent attacks and robberies on Los Angeles Metro buses are prompting additional security measures from the transit authority and police.
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Santa Monica residents protest to stop LA County's needle distribution program in city
Santa Monica residents and parents secured thousands of signatures as they prepared to sue the city to halt Los Angeles County’s needle distribution program.
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Santa Ana high school student accepted to 15 universities
Brandy Figueroa, a Santa Ana high school senior, was accepted not only into her dream school but 14 others, among them: Harvard University, Columbia University, Stanford, Duke and several UC’s.
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Rick Caruso shuts down Mayor Bass' newest plan to help with homeless crisis
Former mayoral candidate and Los Angeles business leader Rick Caruso slammed Mayor Karen Bass’ most recent plan asking the wealthy to help fund homeless housing.
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Police monitor driver accused of stealing car
Police were monitoring a reported stolen vehicle in the South Los Angeles area on Friday.
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USC cancels commencement speakers amid criticism over decision to stop valedictorian's speech
The University of Southern California (USC) will not have commencement speakers at its upcoming ceremony after the institution canceled a speech from its pro-Palestinian valedictorian, the school announced Friday.
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Police offering $25k for identifying woman struck at street takeover in South LA
The Los Angeles Police Department is offering $25,000 to anyone who can help identify a woman in a video who was injured during an illegal street takeover in South Los Angeles.
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How new California legislation might make finding an apartment easier for pet owners
California pet owners struggling to find a rental that accepts their furry, four-legged family members could have an easier time leasing new housing under proposed state legislation that would ban blanket no-pets policies and prohibit landlords from charging additional fees for common companions like cats and dogs.
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Celebrate Earth Day with the Natural History Museum
April 22 marks Earth Day on the calendar and the Natural History Museum at Exposition Park is putting on some fun activities for friends and families.
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Topanga Canyon Boulevard landslide likely won't be cleared until fall
A large landslide that closed a stretch of canyon road through the Santa Monica Mountains likely won’t be cleared until fall, Caltrans said Thursday.
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Watch: Ride along on a lap around the Grand Prix of Long Beach circuit
See what it’s like to ride along in an IndyCar around the Grand Prix of Long Beach street course..
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Same-day burglaries in Playa Vista leave homeowners nervous
A Playa Vista home was left in disarray after burglars ransacked it during a break-in – and police believe they may have targeted other houses.
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Orange County families running out of options as Diaper Bank runs out of money
Diapers are a basic need for babies, yet child advocates say nearly half of families in the U.S. with young children can’t afford them. Now, a resource many Orange County families rely on is in jeopardy. The Orange County Diaper Bank, which started in 2020, provides free diapers to thousands of families, but it may be losing its funding... -
One last ride for the Murphy Auto Museum in Oxnard this summer
The Murphy Auto Museum in Oxnard is putting the brakes on its operations for good.
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String of vandalized cars found in Los Angeles Westside neighborhoods
A trail of broken glass and graffiti were left behind after a thief or multiple thieves vandalized cars and a home in three neighborhoods in Los Angeles’ Westside. Residents in beach communities of Playa Del Rey and Venice are the targets of multiple car break-ins. A burglar vandalized Trent Marlow’s car with a hammer early Thursday morning. ... -
Why they do it: Members of Los Angeles' graffiti scene speak out
They wanted to put their mark on them, represent their crews and where they come from.
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Southern fast-food chain Bojangles announces expansion to LA County
A popular Southern fast-food chain known for its chicken and biscuits will open its first restaurant in Los Angeles County in early 2025.
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California fast-food prices are up as much as 8% since minimum wage hike
Since California’s new law went into effect to raise the minimum wage of fast-food workers, who are employed by chains of 60 restaurants and more, from $16 to $20 an hour, some fast-food chains have raised their food prices, according to a new study. Kalinowski Equity Research said that menu prices at some restaurants have gone up as much as…...
