Hate crimes spike in Los Angeles County with more attacks on Jewish and transgender people
Los Angeles County saw the highest number of hate crimes in 2023 since 1980 with a spike in anti-transgender and anti-Jewish crimes.
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Southern California water agency votes to keep funding ambitious underground tunnel project
The Delta Conveyance Project would add 45 miles of underground tunnel to California’s aging system of channels, aqueducts, dams and reservoirs that move water around the state.
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Facebook and Instagram users in Los Angeles report problems
Users reported trouble using Facebook at Instagram Wednesday morning in Southern California and across the country.
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Live updates: Franklin Fire grows to 4,000 acres, but winds decrease on Malibu coast
The Franklin Fire continues to burn in Malibu, prompting evacuations and road closures in the area.
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Thousands under evacuation orders as Franklin Fire grows to nearly 4,000 acres in Malibu
The Franklin Fire continues to burn in the Malibu area, affecting thousands of residents.
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‘Watching the flames expand.' Pepperdine students share shelter-in-place experience
Pepperdine University students who’ve hunkered down with their peers on campus amid the shelter-in-place order that was issued due to the Franklin Fire say although harrowing, they understand they’re in the safest place they could be.
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Franklin Fire in Malibu grows, affecting over 20,000 people, destroying at least 7 structures
The Franklin Fire grew slightly Tuesday evening to rip through more than 2,800 acres of land in Malibu while destroying at least seven structures along the way.
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2 people arrested in fatal shooting of doctor in Woodland Hills
Ashley Rose Sweeting, 40, of Reseda and Evan Harman, 41, of Tomball, Texas were arrested on Tuesday, the LAPD said.
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Hateful email targets Burbank developers following approval for 40-unit apartment
A racist email sent to a pair of local developers has roiled a community in Burbank. Neighborhood leaders have condemned the email but the developers say they allowed it to happen.
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Long Beach Seawall Needs millions of dollars in repairs
In Long Beach’s Naples island, its 86 year old seawall needs $125 million in repairs, and the city doesn’t have the money to do it now.
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‘I gotta get my horse!' Malibu's equestrian community reeling from Franklin Fire
Horse owners in the Malibu equestrian community breathed a sigh of relief Tuesday after they managed to get their horses out from the Franklin Fire area overnight.
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LAPD helicopter makes emergency landing in Los Alamitos
Two officers with the Los Angeles Police Department suffered minor injuries Tuesday after their helicopter made an emergency landing in Los Alamitos.
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City of Los Angeles to increase renters' protection through expanded Measure ULA
Renters in Los Angeles can anticipate more support from the city after Tuesday’s expansion of programs under Measure ULA.
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Watch Telemundo 52's special coverage of the celebration of Our Lady of Guadalupe in Los Angeles
Telemundo 52 will air “Mañanitas a la Virgen de Guadalupe” on December 11 from 7 to 9 p.m (PT).
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Proposal to merge Kroger and Albertson halted
A merger of grocery giants Kroger and Albertsons was dealt a potentially fatal blow Tuesday when a federal judge sided with federal regulators who argued the deal would scuttle competition.
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How to stay safe when driving near a wildfire
As the Franklin Fire continues to burn in the Malibu area near the Pacific Coast Highway, it is important to stay safe on the road.
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‘We're all pretty lucky.' Franklin Fire spares home rebuilt after 2007 Malibu wildfire
A Malibu homeowner was facing what seemed like deja vu when the Franklin fire neared her home high above the Los Angeles County coast.
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Malibu residents react to evacuating their homes amid Franklin Fire
Many residents in Malibu woke up to the news that a wildfire in their neighborhood had grown overnight.
