Altadena street vendors clogging sidewalks and leaving trash, residents say
Residents and business owners in an Altadena neighborhood are growing frustrated at street vendors who they say are blocking sidewalks and leaving behind trash.
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5 signs a loved one has an opioid addiction
In 2021, more Californians died from fentanyl overdoses than from car accidents, a staggering figure that’s hard to ignore. Learn the signs and symptoms of opioid addiction so you can take action on behalf of a loved one.
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Driver injured when collision with train pushes car into building in Pasadena
A driver was rescued from the wreckage of a car that was struck by a Metro train and pushed into a building Thursday morning in Pasadena.
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Ancient Buddha statue worth $1.5 million recovered after California art gallery
A $1.5 million Buddha statue weighing nearly 250 pounds that was stolen from a Southern California gallery has been recovered.
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LA County deputy's grieving family stunned by decision not to seek death penalty
Family members of Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Deputy Ryan Clinkunbroomer say they were shocked when the county’s top prosecutor said he would not seek the death penalty.
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Freddie Freeman reaches 100 RBIs and Dodgers beat Rockies 8-2 to near 3rd straight 100-win season
Freddie Freeman hit a three-run homer to reach 100 RBIs for the fourth time, and the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Colorado Rockies 8-2 on Wednesday night in another step toward their third straight 100-win season. Freeman hit a three-run homer off Justin Lawrence in a four-run eighth inning, raising his season totals to 28 homers and 101 RBIs. The&... -
Freddie Freeman homers in nightcap as Dodgers split doubleheader for Rockies' 100th loss this season
Freddie Freeman hit a two-run homer to back the strong seven-inning start by rookie Bobby Miller, and the Los Angeles Dodgers beat Colorado 11-2 on Tuesday night to gain a doubleheader split and send the Rockies to their first 100-loss season. Chase Anderson pitched five scoreless innings for his first win in 17 starts this season and Nolan Jones h... -
Video shows 2 people leave with dog after attack on owner in North Hollywood 7-Eleven
The Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) is seeking the public’s help in identifying two people accused of dognapping during a robbery in North Hollywood.
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Culver City to buy gun shop near school to prevent another firearms store from taking its place
The Culver City City Council approved the purchase of a decades-old gun business in an effort to prevent another gun shop from taking its spot.
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Walk of shame? Survey describes Hollywood Walk of Fame as ‘grubby' and ‘unsafe'
The Hollywood Walk of Fame conjures up images of glitz and glamor, but visitors say online that it’s also “dirty” and “grubby.”
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New Grammy exhibit will honor 50 years of Hip-Hop
Hip-Hop America: The Mixtape Exhibit is the latest addition to the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles to honor 50 years of Hip-Hop music and culture.
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Let's ‘taco' bout it: LA spots to check out for National Taco Day
With National Taco Day coming up on Wednesday, Oct. 4, here are a few places to check out:
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Largest cycleway in North America hopes to be an example for other cities
Every week, Mexico City closes miles of road for cyclists and pedestrians. Officials hope their ciclovía events, aimed at getting residents to be more physically active, will serve as an example to other cities.
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New COVID-19 booster vaccines arrive in LA County
Los Angeles County’s top health officials rolled up their sleeves and received updated COVID-19 booster shots Wednesday as they urged residents — particularly those in groups at risk of severe illness from infection — to receive the new inoculations now that they are available locally.
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Santa Monica man on the hook for $3,000 car repair he says he didn't approve
A Santa Monica man’s experience exposed an issue that could cost people thousands of dollars: whether shops need written consent to go through with some vehicle repairs.
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California governor signs bill barring schoolbook bans based on racial and LGBTQ+ topics
School boards in California are barred from enacting textbooks bans that are based on racial and LGBTQ+ subject matter under a bill signed into law Monday by Gov. Gavin Newsom.
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See space shuttle Endeavour before its big move at the California Science Center
California Science Center visitors have just about three months left to see space shuttle Endeavour before it moves to a new permanent home.
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LA rivals to clash in first high school football game at SoFi Stadium
Warren and Downey high schools will renew their rivalry Oct. 13 at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood.
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City of LA faces lawsuit over mayor's emergency power and homelessness crisis
A nonprofit organization on Wednesday announced it filed a lawsuit against the city of Los Angeles over Mayor Karen Bass’ emergency powers in addressing the homelessness crisis.
