Thousands Fill the Streets for Annual West Hollywood Pride Parade
Thousands of people lined the streets of West Hollywood to celebrate the annual WeHo Pride Parade.
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Aaron Judge Homers, Makes Dazzling Catch in Yankees' 6-3 Win Over Dodgers
Aaron Judge hit his 19th homer and made an outstanding catch in the corner in right, Jake Bauers had a pair of two-run homers and Gerrit Cole stayed unbeaten with six innings of four-hit ball before leaving early in the New York Yankees’ 6-3 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers on Saturday. Judge put a line drive into the short left... -
Person Sent to Hospital After Shooting on 110 Freeway in South LA
A person was rushed to the hospital after a shooting took place on the 110 Freeway in South LA.
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Families Gather at the 19th Annual Beyond Blindness Walk and Family Fair in Santa Ana
Students and their families were out at the 19th Annual Beyond Blindness Walk and Family Fair in Santa Ana.
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LA County Offering Hepatitis Vaccinations After Possible Exposure at Men's Central Jail
After a reported case of Hepatitis A at the Men’s Central Jail, LA County officials will be offering free hepatitis vaccinations to those exposed.
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Several South LA Taco Stands Targeted by Armed Gunman
Several taco stands in South LA have been targeted by armed gunman.
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Mookie Betts Hits 2 Homers, Clayton Kershaw Beats Yankees for 1st Time in Dodgers' 8-4 Win
Clayton Kershaw beat the Yankees for the first time with nine strikeouts over seven innings of four-hit ball, and Mookie Betts hit two more homers in the Los Angeles Dodgers’ 8-4 victory over New York on Friday night. Betts hit a leadoff homer and an RBI single during Los Angeles’ six-run, eight-hit first inning against Luis Severino (0-1). B... -
Man Died of Heart Failure, Drug Use After LAPD Taser Shocks in Venice
A 31-year-old man who was shocked repeatedly with a Taser during a struggle with LAPD officers in Venice in January died from the effects of heart failure and cocaine use, according to newly released autopsy findings.
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Burglars Break Hole in Wall to Steal Thousands Worth of Cards in Hemet Game Store
Surveillance video captured a pair of burglars cutting a hole in the wall of a Hemet business before making off with thousands of dollars’ worth of collectibles.
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Four Steps to Finding Home Insurance in California
If you’ve been dropped by your home insurance company, there are steps you can take to stay protected.
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Pride Event at Elementary School in North Hollywood Draws Dueling Protests
Dueling protests are planned Friday outside a North Hollywood elementary school that became the center of a hate crime investigation after a LGBTQ+ flag was burned earlier this week.
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Family Members Killed When Boat Capsizes in Rough Waters on Alaska Fishing Trip
Three family members, including a travel-loving Canoga Park couple, were found dead and a fourth is missing after their boat capsized during a weekend fishing tragedy in Alaska.
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Hundreds of Fire Prevention Goats Assigned to Two-Week Duty on Simi Valley Hillsides
Hundreds of goats are returning to the Reagan library to help with fire prevention.
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Could the Yankees and Dodgers Weekend Series be Potential World Series Preview?
The Los Angeles Dodgers and New York Yankees are two of the most storied franchises in baseball history. The two rivals have met in the World Series 11 different times, and have played 66 games games against one another in the Fall Classic, and 16 regular season games. It’s been four years since they last went head-to-head, and so before̷... -
Boy, 14, and Man Shot in Mid City
A 14-year-old boy was struck during a double shooting in Los Angeles’ Mid City neighborhood Thursday night.
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Santa Monica Cracks Down on Catalytic Converter Thefts With New Law
The surge in catalytic converter thefts has the city of Santa Monica taking action with a new law.
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What Drivers Should Know About WeHo Pride Weekend Street Closures
Streets in the West Hollywood area will close Thursday night ahead of Pride events this weekend.
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Doctor Who Has Delivered 10,000 Babies Needs a Life-Saving Donor
Dr. Jaime Lopez, who has delivered 10,000 babies, is in need of a kidney that will allow him to continue his own life-saving work in Los Angeles.
