13 alleged Armenian crime syndicate members arrested in series of raids
Thirteen purported members and associates of Armenian crime syndicates were arrested in the LA area and Florida on federal charges.
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LA mayor issues executive order to support local film and TV industry
Mayor Karen Bass issued an executive order directing city departments to cut regulations and streamline processes for the film and television industry.
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Undocumented Harvard grad from Los Angeles self-deports to Mexico
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Santa Ana man accused of luring and killing cats faces charges
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Atlas metal recycling company in Watts to shut down permanently, DA says
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Off-duty LA County deputy killed in Santa Clarita crash identified
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Woman hospitalized after possible road rage shooting in Florence
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Santa Ana Unified votes to lay off nearly 300 employees
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Burglary response leads to discovery of ‘underground casino' in Van Nuys
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Intruders break into Encino home of actor and comedian Anthony Anderson
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High-speed motorcyclist leads police on chase in Los Angeles
Police were chasing a motorcyclist in Los Angeles on Monday.
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Scuffling Dodgers lose to Diamondbacks 9-5 for fourth straight loss at home
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Off-duty LA County deputy killed in multi-vehicle crash near Santa Clarita
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Homeless encampments' apparent theft of power sparks fire risk concerns
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Menendez brothers' parole hearing pushed back to late summer
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Palm Springs bomber may have posted videos of explosives tests
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