What Drivers Should Know About WeHo Pride Weekend Street Closures
Streets in the West Hollywood area will close Thursday night ahead of Pride events this weekend.
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U.S. Marine's Military Memories Stolen From Inland Empire Storage Unit
He served our country for eight years and now, just months after leaving the US Marines, all of his military memories are stolen during a burglary.
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Risk Vs. Reward? CA Lottery Says Beware Buying Tickets Through Apps
The California Lottery warns customers about buying lottery tickets online or through an app, saying the only safe and secure way to play any California lottery games is to buy your ticket in person.
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Magnitude 2.6 Earthquake Strikes Near Signal Hill
A 2.6-magnitude earthquake struck near signal hill Wednesday evening, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
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OC Nurse Stuck in Costa Rica After Being Paralyzed During Trip
An Orange County nurse who oversees a spinal care unit was left paralyzed after a tree branch fell on her in Costa Rica. Now, her family is trying to get Deanne Niedzeila home.
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Dodgers Can't Sweep Nationals, Lose 10-6
Luis García hit a tiebreaking three-run homer in the eighth inning, Keibert Ruiz added two more of Washington’s five homers, and the Nationals avoided a series sweep with a 10-6 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers on Wednesday. García had been in a 2-for-22 slump since his six-hit game against Kansas City last week, but he connected for a tw... -
Freddie Freeman's Hit Streak Reaches 19 Games, Dodgers Beat Nationals 9-3
Freddie Freeman and J.D. Martinez powered the Los Angeles Dodgers — again. Freeman extended his hitting streak to 19 games, capping a four-hit game with an eighth-inning homer, and Martinez went deep for the third straight game as the Dodgers beat the Washington Nationals 9-3 on Tuesday night. Jason Heyward also went connected for Los Angeles, whic... -
Teen Faces Charge in Woodland Hills Metro Bus Driver Stabbing
A 17-year-old boy has been accused in a juvenile court petition with an allegation of attempted murder in the stabbing attack on an Los Angeles Metro bus driver in Woodland Hills last week, multiple law enforcement sources have told NBC4’s I-Team.
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Prosecutors Decline to File Charges Against Actor Armie Hammer
Armie Hammer, who was accused two years ago of rape by a woman who alleged the actor sexually assaulted her and beat her feet with a riding crop in Los Angeles in 2017 after they met on Facebook, will not face criminal charges, prosecutors announced Wednesday.
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‘That 70s Show' Actor Danny Masterson Convicted in Rape Retrial
Jurors in Danny Masterson’s rape retrial delivered guilty verdicts Wednesday in the case against the former “That ’70s Show” star.
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Norco Mom Pleads Not Guilty in Toddler's Fentanyl-Related Death
A Norco mother pleads not guilty to murder charges in the fentanyl-related death of her toddler.
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Rapper Tupac Shakur to Be Honored With Posthumous Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame
Award-winning rapper and actor Tupac Shakur will be honored with a posthumous star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
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LA County Considering Charging Drivers to Use Freeways and Lessen Congestion
LA County is exploring new ways of lessening congestion on freeways, which includes charging drivers for access.
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Ahead of Blazing Summers Newsom Floats Plan for State to Buy Energy
Gov. Gavin Newsom has brought up the plan for the state to buy energy ahead of sweltering summers.
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Police in North Hollywood Investigate Hate Crime at Elementary School After LGBTQ Flag Burned
Police investigate hate crime at North Hollywood elementary school after someone burned an LGBTQ flag.
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Security Guard Shot and Killed at Possible Illegal Gambling Operation
A security guard was shot and killed early Wednesday at what police identified as a possible illegal gambling operation in a building in the Studio City area.
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LA Galaxy Fire Team President Chris Klein After Miserable Start to Season
The LA Galaxy have fired president Chris Klein with the five-time Major League Soccer champion franchise sitting at the bottom of the overall standings.
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Nonprofit Pushes to Get More Books With Asian Characters in School Libraries
A national nonprofit is hoping to bring more books with Asian American Pacific Islander characters to classrooms.
