Why LA's Little Tokyo is one of America's endangered historic places
High rent and soaring costs of operations are putting pressure on small businesses in the historic LA neighborhood.
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Driver of stolen Lamborghini dies in 100 mph crash attempting to evade police
The driver of a suspected stolen Lamborghini Huracan died after crashing the luxury vehicle while attempting to evade police in the Reseda area early Monday. Around 5:10 a.m., police officers approached the gray 2019 Lamborghini Huracan after noticing the driver fell asleep behind the wheel near the intersection of Sherman Way and Reseda Boulevard.... -
3rd car crash into a Long Beach Antique Store in nearly a year
For the third time in nearly a year, a car crashed into Magnolia and Willow antique store in Long Beach.
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Facial recognition tech to be likely used to identify attackers at UCLA, ex-LAPD captain says
The University of California hired a law enforcement consulting firm to lead an independent investigation into UCLA’s planning and police response.
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Transfer of death row inmates to San Bernardino County angers communities
San Bernardino County communities asked the state to stop transferring prison inmates who committed dangerous crimes to a state prison located in Chino.
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Gypsy Rose to be part of the largest lowrider exhibition at SoCal's Petersen Automotive Museum
The “Best in Low: Lowrider icons of the street show” at The Peterson Automotive Musuem will host some of the most notable Lowriders, including the world-famous 1964 Chevrolet Impala “Gypsy Rose,” the first Lowrider to be inducted into the National Historic Vehicle Registry.
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Deputy arrested in drug smuggling investigation at LA County jail in Castaic
LA County Sheriff’s deputy arrested, tied to drug smuggling investigation at jail.
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Sparks move home game against Caitlin Clark and Fever to Crypto.com Arena
Caitlin Clark’s first WNBA game in Los Angeles on May 24 is being moved to a bigger stage.
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Wildlife Crossing in Agoura Hills on track to open by early 2026, Newsom says
The Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing in Agoura Hills could be up and running by early 2026.
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Security guard shoots man suspected in stabbing near Metro station in East Hollywood
A man in his 40s was killed in a shooting Tuesday morning in East Hollywood, according to authorities.
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‘Cuteness overload.' Watch bear and 2 cubs enjoy a spring pool day in Monrovia
Video from a Monrovia, California, homeowner captured a mama bear dive into a backyard pool as her two curious but cautious cubs watched.
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Back in silver and black? Costa Mesa considers plan to host Raiders training camp
Under a proposal, the Las Vegas Raiders would hold pre-season training camp at the Jack Hammett Sports Complex in Costa Mesa.
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Protest encampment set up on Pomona College graduation stage
A group of demonstrators set up an encampment this week on and around the commencement ceremony stage at Pomona College.
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Shohei Ohtani hits 11th homer, Walker Buehler solid in return as Dodgers defeat Marlins 6-3
Shohei Ohtani continued his power surge with his fourth home run in three games and the Los Angeles Dodgers defeated the Miami Marlins 6-3 on Monday night in Walker Buehler’s first start in nearly two years. Ohtani became the first big leaguer to reach 11 homers this season when he crushed an elevated fastball from Roddery Muñoz (1-1) an... -
Family of La Puente man shot by LA County Sheriff's deputies files lawsuit
The family and attorney of a La Puente man shot and injured by LA County Sheriff’s deputies announced they are filing a lawsuit against the department.
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LAUSD's ‘Last Repair Shop' workers get Oscar statuette to display
Two months after winning an Academy Award for their film about the small team of people who repair musical instruments for use in Los Angeles Unified School District classes, the directors of “The Last Repair Shop” brought their Oscar statuettes to the downtown facility Monday.
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Families of Israeli hostages stay hopeful to see loved ones
Families of Israeli hostages are staying hopeful they will see their loved ones soon after they heard news of the potential hostage release.
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Winter storms boost California groundwater supply with ‘impressive recharge'
California reports its first groundwater increase in four years after a winter of significant rain and snow.
