USC conducting disciplinary reviews for some students following protest
USC President Carol Folt said the university has “initiated disciplinary processes for individuals who have violated” the policies and the law.
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Andy Pages has walk-off single in the 11th inning, Dodgers outlast Braves 4-3
Andy Pages had a walk-off single in the 11th inning for his fourth hit of the game and the Los Angeles Dodgers outlasted the Atlanta Braves 4-3 on Friday night. Gavin Stone pitched well and Teoscar Hernandez homered in a matchup of two of baseball’s best teams. Austin Riley and Ronald Acuna Jr. homered for the Braves. With Will...
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Clippers eliminated by Mavericks from NBA Playoffs with 114-101 loss in Game 6
Luka Doncic had 28 points and 13 assists and the Dallas Mavericks defeated the Los Angeles Clippers 114-101 in Game 6 on Friday night.
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Community leaders demand UCLA prioritize safety following protests
Leaders with the Jewish and American Muslim communities both believe safety should be the top concern at UCLA after the Pro-Palestinian encampment caused unrest and chaos on campus this past week.
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Man kills his girlfriend, her uncle at Santa Ana business complex, police say
The two victims of an murder suicide attempt in Santa Ana were identified Friday.
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US Artistic Swimming Team has its eyes on Paris Olympic gold
The United States Artistic Swimming Team is making its final push in training as the 2024 Paris Summer Olympics fast-approaches.
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Synchrony Bank charges customer $1.99 monthly fee to receive paper statements
One Palmdale couple successfully had their paper statement fees waived from their bank after bringing it to the attention of the NBC4 I-Team.
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LAPD use of force, shootings increased in 2023
The Los Angeles Police Department’s review of officers’ use of force in 2023 showed there were three more police shootings, 17 more significant uses of force, four more in-custody deaths, and three more accidental shootings by officers in comparison with 2022. The LAPD said nine officers were injured in the 2023 shootings. Of those stru... -
Murder increase in Los Angeles appears to slow
LAPD says the spike in murders in early 2024 appears to have slowed.
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Detectives searching for witnesses in Porter Ranch murder of 19-year-old college student
Homicide detectives asked for the public’s help Friday in finding witnesses or security video of a car-to-car confrontation on a side street in Porter Ranch where a college student was shot. The 19-year-old died at a hospital early Wednesday morning following the shooting, which investigators said happened along Braemore Road between Tampa Av... -
Lakers fire head coach Darvin Ham after two seasons
The Los Angeles Lakers fired head coach Darvin Ham on Friday after two seasons with the team and two playoff exits at the hands of the defending champion Denver Nuggets.
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1 killed in shooting at downtown LA warehouse
One person was killed a shooting at a warehouse Friday in downtown Los Angeles.
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Watch: Homeboy Industries founder Father Gregory Boyle receives Presidential Medal of Freedom
Father Gregory Boyle, founder and director of the successful Homeboy Industries gang-intervention and rehabilitation program in Los Angeles, was recognized with the prestigious Presidential Medal of Freedom Friday at the White House.
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When to plan for light rain this weekend in Southern California
A fast-moving cold storm will bring light rain and cool temperatures when it passes to the north of Los Angeles this weekend.
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2 found dead at storage center in Santa Ana
Two people were found dead and another person was injured in an altercation at storage center Thursday in Santa Ana.
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Metro warns of possible bus delays due to staff shortages
Metro warned of possible delays on several bus lines Friday as operators threatened to miss work in a protest.
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1 person dead amid tuberculosis outbreak in Long Beach
A tuberculosis outbreak among residents of a single-room occupancy hotel in Long Beach has left one person dead and led to the hospitalizations of nine others, prompting the declaration of a public health emergency, city officials said Thursday.
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UCLA clears mounds of trash left from pro-Palestinian encampment, counter-protesters
UCLA facilities teams were busy throughout the morning and into the afternoon on Thursday taking down structures, removing protestors’ belongings and hauling away mounds of trash following days of pro-Palestinian protests and pro-Israeli counter protests.
