Magnitude 4.1 earthquake rattles Corona
The United States Geological Survey reported a magnitude 4.1 earthquake shook the area of Corona Wednesday afternoon. This is a developing story.
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Outbreak of E. Coli linked to organic walnuts sold in Southern California
A multi-state food safety alert was issued Wednesday for an E. coli outbreak possibly linked to organic walnut halves and pieces sold in bulk bins at natural food stores and food co-ops in Southern California and elsewhere.
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Fire breaks out inside fire station in Huntington Park
Firefighters with the Los Angeles County Fire Department responded to an unusual scene of a fire Wednesday morning: a fire department.
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UCLA cancels all classes after violent overnight melee on campus
Witnesses said police officers did not respond to the UCLA campus until early Wednesday morning despite the violence clash that went on for a couple of hours.
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Bee-lieve: Walker's homer in 10th lifts Diamondbacks over Dodgers 4-3 after delay for bee swarm
Christian Walker homered twice, including a two-run drive in the 10th inning that gave the Arizona Diamondbacks a bee-delayed 4-3 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers on Tuesday night. A bee swarm atop the netting behind home plate caused a delay of nearly two hours as players and fans waited for a beekeeper to remove the colony. Players trie... -
Pepper spray and firecrackers thrown during protester clash at UCLA
Dozens of counter-protesters showed up to the pro-Palestinian encampment, attempting to knock down the barrier made up of guardrails and plywood.
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Relic of St. Jude makes a stop at cathedral in Garden Grove during SoCal tour
This is the first time the relic of St. Jude has left Rome in 1,700 years according to the director of the Vatican Pilgrimage.
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Newsom, state leaders stay mum about pro-Palestinian protest at UCLA
Despite the heightened tension at UCLA and UC Berkeley, Governor Newsom and California officials offered little or no reaction to the ongoing campus protests.
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Nurse whose boss and co-workers failed to give her CPR for more than 7 minutes has workers' comp claim denied
Nurse’s family questions why she didn’t receive CPR or oxygen. Her medical bills and caregiving expenses are now in the millions.
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Over 110 shootings in Long Beach in first 4 months of the year
Data released to NBC4 shows 114 shootings took place between Jan. 1 and April 30 in the city of Long Beach.
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Colleges in Crisis: USC finds swastikas on campus as UCLA limits building access
While USC began accepting ticket reservations for the upcoming commencement events, UCLA decided to block access to a couple of buildings on campus.
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Police release video of shooter who killed Long Beach teenager
Authorities appealed for the public’s help Tuesday to find the killer of a 17-year-old girl who was fatally shot near her home in Long Beach in March.
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Sammy Hagar receives star on Hollywood Walk of Fame
A star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame was unveiled Tuesday honoring hard rock and heavy metal singer, songwriter and guitarist Sammy Hagar for a career in which he sold more than 50 million albums. Singer John Mayer and Tom Consolo, Hager’s longtime manager, were among those joining Hagar at the ceremony adjacent to Amoeba Music on Hollywood B... -
USC shuttle collides with Metro Rail train in Exposition Park
A Metro Rail train and a shuttle bus crashed on Exposition Boulevard near Vermont Avenue in Exposition Park Tuesday morning.
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Pico Rivera Sports Arena could shut down due to Whittier Narrows Dam repair work
The Pico Rivera Sports Arena and other community venues could disappear due to repair work on the Whittier Narrows Dam, city officials announced Tuesday.
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Parents of 4-year-old Noah Cuatro sentenced to more than 20 years to life in prison for his death in Palmdale
Jose Maria Cuatro Jr., 32, and Ursula Elaine Juarez, 30, were indicted four years ago in the death of their son, Noah Cuatro.
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Day 2 of talks with USC president and pro-Palestinian protest organizers
Organizers of the pro-Palestinian protests at USC will meet Tuesday with USC President Carol Folt for the second day in a row.
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Scuffles break out overnight at UCLA between pro-Palestinian, Pro-Israeli protesters. Graffiti found on Royce Hall
UCLA has increased security after an overnight confrontation between pro-Palestinian and pro-Israeli protesters broke out just before midnight Tuesday.
