Ex-worker at SoFi Stadium apologizes for flipping family's hot dog cart
A former worker at SoFi Stadium issued a public apology after flipping a family’s hot dog cart and injuring a 12-year-old girl in the process.
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Record-breaking snowpack leads to spectacular waterfalls at Yosemite National Park
The waterfalls of Yosemite National Park are in all their splendor after a record snowpack starts melting down with warmer temperatures.
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Casino holdup crew arrested in murder of guard in North Hollywood
Four men were arrested and charged in connection with the murder of a beloved security guard at an underground casino in North Hollywood.
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Server saves $5,665 in dimes to pay for grateful daughter's high school graduation trip to Hawaii
A Riverside County mom saved up more than $5,000 in dimes to pay for a high school graduation gift she’d been planning since her daughter was 4 years old.
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Mega Millions ticket worth $1.4 million sold in Torrance
A Mega Millions winning ticket matching five numbers worth $1.4 million sold in Torrance.
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Malibu Sniper sentenced to prison in shooting death of father camping with daughters
A man convicted in the sniper shooting death of a father who was camping in a tent with two daughters at Malibu Creek State Park was sentenced Wednesday to 119 years to life in prison.
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One person dead after cinder block wall collapsed in Pacoima
One person is dead after being trapped under a cinder block wall that collapsed in Pacoima.
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Gas station pumps famous Cheez-It snacks for those traveling through the desert
If you plan on driving through the California desert and need a snack, stop by this Cheez-It pop-up full of cheesy bites.
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City crews begin homeless encampment clean up near Venice Canals
City crews in Venice are cleaning up a homeless encampment near the canals as part of a “beautification project.”
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Hollywood Walk of Fame star unveiled for rap legend Tupac Shakur
A Hollywood Walk of Fame star was unveiled Wednesday for actor and influential rapper Tupac Shakur.
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Group of teens crashes stolen car into flower shop in South LA
A group of teens crashed a stolen vehicle into a flower shop after a pursuit in South LA Wednesday morning. Just before 12:30 a.m. a short pursuit began and ended when the driver lost control and went crashing into the business at the corner of Gage Avenue and Figueroa Street. Inside the vehicle were four teens between the ages of…
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Fire engulfs commercial building in Lincoln Heights
A fire broke out at a commercial building in Lincoln Heights causing severe damage and smoke.
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Protestors clash over Glendale school board resolution recognizing LGBTQ+ Pride Month
The board was scheduled to approve a resolution recognizing LGBTQ+ Pride month, something that has been done since 2019. The discussion drew a slew of both supporters and opponents.
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Dodgers to make changes to bullpen gate in light of Aaron Judge injury
New York Yankees slugger, and reigning American League MVP Aaron Judge is a man of many talents. He can hit for power, he can steal bases, and he can make spectacular catches on defense. He also can make entire baseball organizations make changes to 61-year-old stadiums. The Los Angeles Dodgers announced on Tuesday that they would be making some up... -
Dodgers bullpen blows 5-run lead in 9-8 loss to Reds
Matt McLain’s single to deep center field highlighted a three-run comeback in the ninth inning as the Cincinnati Reds rallied to beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 9-8 on Tuesday night. Trailing 8-6 with one out in the bottom of the ninth, Cincinnati loaded the bases against reliever Caleb Ferguson. Ferguson walked Curt Casali, scoring Spencer Stee... -
Police spin car and pull out driver in chase from OC to LA's San Fernando Valley
A driver had to be pulled out of her SUV after refusing to come out when police disabled the vehicle following a pursuit that began in Orange County and spanned several cities in Los Angeles County.
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LAUSD board unanimously backs LGBTQ+ instruction at district schools
The Los Angeles Unified School District Board of Education unanimously approved a resolution Tuesday encouraging all district schools to incorporate lessons on the LGBTQ+ community into their curriculum.
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Not enough firefighters to deal with increased medical calls, LAFD report says
A new study says the LA Fire Department needs to hire more firefighters and paramedics as response times have increased amid huge demands for emergency medical services.
