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The World Health Organization reported that the covid-19 pandemic is entering a “tipping point”. Here’s what the moment of change means for Los Angeles County.
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Without LeBron James and Anthony Davis Nets Beat Lakers 121-104
Kyrie Irving had 26 points, seven rebounds and six assists to lead the Brooklyn Nets to a 121-104 victory Monday night over the Los Angeles Lakers, who played without LeBron James and Anthony Davis. Irving had scored 30 or more in a career-best six straight games but didn’t have to carry as heavy a load with some good play from…
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Man Sentenced in Connection With 1978 Murder at El Monte Motel
A man was sentenced in connection with the 1978 stabbing murder of a man at an El Monte motel.
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Few LA Crime Reports Linked to Short Term Rentals
Few LA crimes tied to short-term rental properties: data shows the number of serious crimes tied to online property rentals have declined since 2020.
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Deadline Nears for Plan on Colorado River Water Usage
Seven Western states, including California, are nearing a deadline to submit a plan on how to cut water usage from the Colorado River.
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Bruce's Beach Officially Sold Back to LA County for $20 Million
The sale of Bruce’s Beach from the Bruce family to LA County for $20,000,0000 became official.
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States Face Deadline on Colorado River Water Usage
The seven states that use water from the river face a deadline of Jan. 31 to create a plan to conserve water usage. Conan Nolan reports Jan. 30, 2023.
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Anthony Avalos Looked Malnourished, Mother Didn't Seem Upset: Witnesses
Ten-year-old Anthony Avalos looked dead when authorities were called to his Lancaster home in 2018, but his mother didn’t appear to be very upset, witnesses testified Monday in the murder trial of the woman and her boyfriend.
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Neighbors in Beverly Crest Are Frustrated After Short-Term Rental Shooting
A shooting at a short-term rental home in Beverly Crest that left three women dead has also left neighbors frustrated about the violence.
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‘We Are Below Citizens': Man Accusing Costa Mesa Officer of Racial Profiling Shares Story
The man who is accusing a Costa Mesa police officer of racial profiling shares what happened during the incident.
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Charges Set to Be Filed Against Alec Baldwin in Connection to ‘Rust' Shooting
Charges will be filed against actor and producer Alec Baldwin along with the armorer of the film “Rust” in connection to the shooting of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins in 2021.
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Man Arrested in Connection to Theft of French Bulldogs at Gun Point
A man who stole two French bulldogs from their pregnant owner at gunpoint in Studio City back in December has been arrested.
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Suspect Arrested in Tesla Road Rage Confrontation Caught on Dashcam
A man sought in connection with a series of road rage encounters, including a violent freeway confrontation caught on camera in Glendale, is under arrest, police said Monday.
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Jonas Brothers Fans Descend on Hollywood Boulevard for Walk of Fame Star Unveiling
The multi-platinum Jonas Brothers received the 2,745th star Monday on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Nick, Joe and Kevin, who formed the Jonas Brothers in 2005, were at the unveiling in front of cheering fans.
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Autistic Man in Redondo Beach Has Special Friendship with Trash Truck Drivers
Some trash truck drivers in the South Bay get a celebrity treatment every Wednesday.
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SpaceX Rocket Launch From California Coast Pushed to Tuesday
A SpaceX rocket is scheduled to deliver more than four dozen Starlink satellites to low-Earth orbit Monday in a launch from the California coast.
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Three People Hurt, Two Critically, In Vehicle Crash In Reseda
Three people were injured, two critically in a Reseda crash Sunday.
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Costa Mesa Police Investigate Racial Profiling Allegations
The Costa Mesa Police Department has launched an investigation into a traffic stop where the driver says he was racially profiled.
