Rental scams being investigated in Culver City
Some suspects used phantom listings of locations that are not available or may not exist, police said.
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12 years in prison for man who burned woman to death in North Hollywood
A man initially facing up to life in prison for setting his girlfriend on fire, killing her, cuts deal and gets 12 years.
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Closing arguments underway for Hancock Park furniture store killing
Jury deliberations have begun in the trial of a man accused of fatally stabbing a UCLA graduate student inside a Hancock Park furniture store in 2022.
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Airport Fire in Trabuco Canyon explodes in size, forcing mandatory evacuation orders
The Airport Fire that broke out in Trabuco Canyon in Orange County posed a potential threat to life and property, officials said.
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Southern California facing bad air quality, more fire danger
As hot, dry weather continues, Southern California is facing unhealthy air quality and heightened fire danger.
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Los Angeles City Hall evacuated due to suspicious package
Los Angeles City Hall was evacuated Monday morning after a suspicious package was found in the lobby.
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School closures, more evacuation orders as Line Fire grows to 23,000 acres
The Bear Valley Unified School District has canceled classes for Monday, Sept. 9 as the Line Fire continues to devastate San Bernardino County.
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Lions rally to beat Rams in overtime 26-20
David Montgomery’s 1-yard touchdown run in overtime lifted the Detroit Lions to a 26-20 win over the Matthew Stafford-led Los Angeles Rams on Sunday night in a rematch of their NFC wild-card game. “Early in the season, a lot of games come down to who makes the fewest mistakes,” Lions coach Dan Campbell said. “We made one less than... -
Power outage at Hollywood Bowl prompts concert cancellation
A power outage prompted the cancellation of a concert at the Hollywood Bowl Sunday evening.
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Craving a new pet? Take a look at these adoptable animals named after popular foods
Are you looking to adopt a pet? Now is the perfect time to find your new furry best friend during our 10th annual Clear the Shelters campaign.
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Los Angeles-area high school student dies after injury at football game
A Los Angeles-area high school student who was recently injured during a football game has died, the high school’s principal said in a letter to the community last week.
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Bridge Fire continues to grow in the Angeles National Forest near Glendora
Fire crews Monday continued to battle the Bridge Fire in the Angeles National Forest as wildfire grew to burn at least 1,255 acres.
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Severe thunderstorm warning in effect for the Inland Empire
A severe thunderstorm warning was issued for the Inland Empire Sunday evening.
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Shohei Ohtani hits 46th homer to tie career high, Dodgers beat heat, Guardians 4-0
Shohei Ohtani hit his 46th home run of the season to tie his career high, Jack Flaherty pitched another gem and the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Cleveland Guardians 4-0 on Sunday in record-tying heat. With the first-pitch temperature of 103 degrees matching the hottest in Dodger Stadium history, Ohtani hit a 450-foot solo shot down the right-field ... -
No. 13 USC's revitalized defense dominates again in a 48-0 blowout of Utah State
Quinten Joyner rushed for 84 yards and two touchdowns, and No. 13 Southern California’s revitalized defense had the Trojans’ first shutout since 2011 in a 48-0 victory over Utah State on Saturday night. Miller Moss passed for 229 yards and a touchdown while playing only the first 2 1/2 quarters in his first home start for the Trojans (2... -
Desert areas under severe thunderstorm warning as heat wave bakes SoCal
Southern California is expected to continue baking as a historic heat wave moves into a second week with triple-digit temperatures remaining on the horizon at least through Tuesday.
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City of LA extends operation of cooling center amid scorching heat wave
Cooling centers across the city of Los Angeles will remain open through Monday as the Southland continues experiencing scorching heat and high temperatures.
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State of emergency declared for 20,000-acre Line Fire
A state of emergency has been declared in San Bernardino County as firefighters continue battling the Line Fire.
