Kaiser health care workers keep talking as possible strike looms
Contract talks between Kaiser and its unionized workers continued Tuesday as the workers geared up for a three-day strike.
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Police shot and killed a man at an Anaheim gas station near a busy intersection Tuesday afternoon.
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Woman gives birth at Palmdale gas station
A trip to a gas station in Palmdale turned into quite a special moment for an expecting mother.
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One man shot and killed in Cudahy, next to an elementary school
Authorities are looking for a shooter who killed a man and injured another in Cudahy just steps away from an elementary school. The double shooting happened Monday night after 9 p.m. at Lugo Park on Elizabeth Street at Otis Avenue, according to the LA County Sheriff’s Department. When deputies responded to the scene, they found a man between 35 and... -
Driver loses wig, runs across 91 Freeway during chase in Corona
A driver led police on a multi-county pursuit and narrowly avoided getting hit by cars after running on a freeway while trying to evade officers in Corona.
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Suspected copper thief hit by car after darting across Tustin freeway
A suspected copper wire thief was struck and killed Monday running across the Costa Mesa (55) Freeway away from police in Tustin.
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Hit-and-run driver who killed woman walking dog in North Hills sought
A woman in her 50s walking her dog this Monday morning in North Hills died after being hit by a hit-and-run driver, according to the Los Angeles Police Department.
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Long Beach launching new electric bike ‘library' program
Starting Tuesday, the city of Long Beach will be launching what it’s calling an electric bike “library” as the city tries to foster new bicycle users and provide a resource for low-income residents.
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‘She is the best choice': Laphonza Butler to make history as incoming Calif. senator
Calif. Gov. Gavin Newsom on Monday recalled a tense moment he shared on the campaign trail with union leader Laphonza Butler, who was recently appointed to fill the late Dianne Feinstein’s Senate seat.
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LA gears up for the spooky season with these horror film screenings
Various film screenings will be taking place throughout Los Angeles in October. Here are a few options to check out.
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See your favorite Halloween film at a Rooftop Cinema Club location
The Rooftop Cinema Club is getting into the spooky spirit and screening horror flicks and family-friendly alternatives across Los Angeles County.
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70k fentanyl pills seized, 27 arrests made after officials target drug trafficking ring in SoCal
More than 70,000 fentanyl pills were seized and more than two dozen people were arrested after law enforcement cracked down on a drug trafficking organization that targeted Southern California, the California Department of Justice announced Monday.
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12-year-old dies, dad arrested for DUI after Pomona crash
A 12-year-old boy died and his father was arrested on suspicion of driving drunk following a crash in Pomona over the weekend.
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Phil Nevin won't return as Angels' manager after 2nd losing season
The Los Angeles Angels announced Monday that they have declined their option on Phil Nevin’s contract for 2024.
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Trevor Bauer settles legal dispute with woman who accused him of assault
Bauer faces a different accusation of sexual assault from an Arizona woman.
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SAG-AFTRA, producers return to bargaining table
With Hollywood writers having struck a tentative deal, negotiators for actors and the major studios will head back to the bargaining table Monday in an effort to end the ongoing strike by performers.
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Woman arrested following officer firing shots, pursuit and crash in San Pedro
A woman was taken into custody after allegedly causing officers to fire shots at her and to pursue her — a chase that started with her striking a pedestrian and ended with a crash in San Pedro.
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Kaiser health care workers close to striking
Health care employees for Kaiser Permanente are on the verge of striking Monday after the labor contract for 75,000 unionized workers expired.
