Troubled house packed with trash ordered to be cleaned up in Long Beach
Neighbors off Junipero and Alameda are worried about a home with trash packed inside and out that was partially destroyed by a fire on April 24.
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Israel supporters counter protest pro-Palestinian encampment at UCLA
The pro-Palestinian protest and encampment at UCLA continued to grow Friday in its second day as pro-Israeli students and leaders say the demonstration has caused fear among Israeli and Jewish students.
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Police investigate fight-turned-stabbing near LA Metro bus days after deadly assault
There’s a new troubling development in a recent series of violent attacks on the LA Metro.
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USC president responds after weeks of unrest on campus
Folt points out that Alumni Park inside USC’s campus was deemed unsafe and the arrests were made in violation of “long-standing safety policies.”
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Southern California residents say car insurance company is unfairly denying claims
Residents say National General uses a loophole to dodge paying claims, which leaves them with worthless cars yet saves the company millions of dollars.
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Middle school in Lynwood placed on soft lockdown
Hosler Middle School is under a soft lockdown early Friday morning following a report of a student seeing another student on campus with a gun, according to Sergeant Perez with LASD.
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Gunman's girlfriend pleads guilty in OC freeway shooting death of 6-year-old boy
A woman who was driving during a road-rage confrontation on the 55 Freeway that killed a 6-year-old boy in a car seat, pleaded guilty to being an accessory to the crime.
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Ricky Martin to headline LA Pride in the Park
Ricky Martin will headline LA Pride in the Park, which is set to take place on Saturday, June 8 at the Los Angeles State Historic Park.
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2024 Stagecoach kicks off in Indio. Here's what to know
Stagecoach takes place Friday, April 26 through Sunday, April 28 in Indio.
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Following brutal attacks, Venice community brainstorms new safety measures
Residents who live near the Venice canals gathered Thursday to discuss new safety measures to adopt weeks after two women were brutally assaulted in the area.
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Hate sign investigation underway in Manhattan Beach after possible noose found
Manhattan Beach police on Thursday were investigating the posting of a sign with racial slurs and the hanging of what appeared to be a noose from a tree.
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Lakers in familiar territory facing elimination after 112-105 loss to Nuggets in Game 3 of first-round playoff series
Last month, after another regular season loss to the Denver Nuggets, LeBron James spoke candidly about his frustration playing the defending champions. “They have our number,” said James following a 124-114 loss on March 3rd. “We haven’t beaten them in quite a while.” ‘Quite a while’ is quite the understate... -
Dealership reports loaner car stolen, nearly gets customer arrested
Jamie Rodgers was nearly arrested by the Orange County Auto Theft-Task Force, for driving a vehicle that the officers believed was stolen.
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Los Angeles Rams select Jared Verse with No. 19 pick in 2024 NFL Draft
The Los Angeles Rams selected Florida State defensive end Jared Verse with the 19th pick in the NFL draft on Thursday night. Verse had two productive seasons for the Seminoles, finishing with 13 sacks and 21 tackles for loss in 25 games, after starting his career at FCS-level Albany. Verse joins a Rams defensive front that no longer has Aaron…... -
Massive treehouse in Sherman Oaks may face demise
A Sherman Oaks treehouse that brought joy to thousands of people every Halloween for the greater part of two decades could be torn down soon.
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Chargers select Notre Dame offensive tackle Joe Alt with fifth pick in NFL draft
The Los Angeles Chargers selected Notre Dame offensive tackle Joe Alt with the fifth pick in the NFL draft Thursday night. New Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh and general manager Joe Hortiz appeared to be in a good position to acquire extra picks and trade down but decided to stand pat. Alt played 38 games at Notre Dame and started 33 at...... -
The big shuffle: Some homeless people in LA being shuffled from block to block
The block of El Centro Avenue at the Hollywood Walk of Fame remains free of tents, nine months after LA’s Inside Safe program dismantled an encampment there and offered motel rooms to the unhoused.
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Some claim safety concerns with LA County juvenile hall staffing plan
Two of Los Angeles County’s juvenile facilities were recently allowed to continue operating in part because they beefed up staffing.
