Shooter Sought After Man Killed in Long Beach Alley
Authorities sought the public’s help Thursday to find the person who fatally shot a man in an alley in Long Beach.
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Bicyclist Struck by Car, Then Fatally Stabbed on PCH in Dana Point
A bicyclist was struck and fatally stabbed by a driver Wednesday in a horrific attack on Pacific Coast Highway in Orange County, authorities said.
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High-Powered Rifles, Other Weapons Seized in Hollywood High-Rise Apartment
A threat made against an apartment security guard led to the search and seizure of multiple illegal weapons from one man’s apartment.
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Photos: Jennifer Lopez Puts $42.5M Mansion Up For Sale in Los Angeles Neighborhood
Love don’t cost a thing, but the same can’t be said for Jennifer López’s mansion in Los Angeles’ Bel-Air neighborhood.
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Two Half-Siblings Testify About Alleged Abuse Before 10-Year-Old Boy's Death
The two half-siblings of Anthony Avalos testified about the forced punishment they had to undergo before the death of their brother.
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Woman Set to Fulfill Dream of Opening Up Black-Owned Bookstore
Nikki High, is on track of fulfilling her longtime dream of opening her own bookstore, Octavia’s Bookshelf.
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Double Amputee in Wheelchair Fatally Shot by California Police: He Wasn't a ‘Threat to Officers'
The death of a double amputee wielding a large knife whom police shot in Huntington Park, California, has sparked a national outcry against the use of force against a disabled person.
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Police Identify Two Men Killed in Pursuit Crash
Police have identified the two men who were killed by a driver involved in a police pursuit in Panorama City.
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Puppy Stolen, Punches Thrown in Bell Gardens Attack
Bell Gardens police are looking for a woman who they say assaulted a victim and stole a 1-month-old Maltipoo puppy this week.
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I-Team Discovers Where Lottery Money Goes
The odds of winning the Powerball are 1 in 292 million. Those odds aren’t great, but the good news is people who purchase tickets are helping some great causes no matter what. According to the California Lottery, when you play lottery games, a chunk of your money goes to local schools. For example, when you play the Powerball... -
LAPD Claims Success Fighting Human Trafficking Despite Unit Shutdown
LAPD took part in a multi-agency effort to catch predators who force others into sex work – after the Department slashed its human trafficking squad.
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2.9-Magnitude Earthquake Shakes Sylmar
A 2.9-magnitude earthquake shook the Sylmar area Wednesday afternoon, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
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Power Restored at LAX After Outage at Terminals
Power was restored at Los Angeles International Airport Wednesday afternoon after outages at terminals and other facilities briefly disrupted operations.
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Proposed South LA Apartment Complex Would Include Affordable Units, Costco
A new development plan would increase the number of affordable housing units for people in South Los Angeles.
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SoCalGas: Natural Gas Prices to Drop in February
Southern California Gas Co. says the natural gas commodity price will drop by 68% this month compared to January’s record-high prices, translating to dramatically reduced bills.
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Brad Pitt's Lawyers Fighting Motion to Quash Suit Involving Sale of Winery
Brad Pitt’s lawyers want a judge to order a law firm representing two Russian businessmen and two companies to turn over documents they say are needed to oppose a motion to quash summons of the suit that stems from a dispute over the sale by the actor’s ex-wife, Angelina Jolie, of her shares in the former couple’s Chateau Miraval.... -
Scammers Are Stealing Money From EBT Cards, Leaving Low Income Californians With Little Money for Food
Ingrid Brown relies on her state-issued electronic benefits transfer (EBT) card to buy food. But recently, the money on the card disappeared. All $381. “I feel upset. And it’s wrong. Because people are going hungry,” she said. Brown was confused when she learned the money was spent at a grocery store in New York. The I-Team has heard similar s... -
SoCal Wakes to Frosty February Morning, With Sun and Wind On the Way
Southern California is waking up to frost and some freeze advisories for the first day of February.
