Barricade at Best Buy prompts brief evacuation in Sherman Oaks
An evacuation was ordered for about 40 people after an armed man barricaded himself inside a Best Buy store in Sherman Oaks on Saturday.
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LAFC seek to become back-to-back MLS Cup Champions after dispatching Houston Dynamo 2-0 in Western Conference Finals
“To be the champ, you’ve got to beat the champ,” former Mixed Martial Artists Mark Hunt once said. That will now be the daunting task for the Columbus Crew after reigning Champions LAFC secured a 2-0 victory over the Houston Dynamo during the Western Conference Final on Saturday night in Los Angeles. Columbus will host the MLS Cup... -
Son of champion racehorse dies during training at Santa Anita Park
A son of 2014 Kentucky Derby and Preakness Stakes winner California Chrome died after collapsing while training at Santa Anita Park, state horse racing officials reported.
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One shot dead during attempted Granada Hills home invasion
A person was shot to death by a homeowner during an attempted home invasion robbery Saturday morning in Granada Hills, authorities said.
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Augmented homeless shelter program opens amid killings of 3 unsheltered residents in LA
While investigators continue looking for the person behind the killings of three unsheltered people in separate attacks in Los Angeles, a winter shelter program was activated Friday to provide additional safety for unhoused individuals.
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Tustin hangar fire declared fully extinguished 24 days later
The Incident Management Team declared the Tustin military hangar fully extinguished after 24 days.
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Families in Los Angeles plead for safe hostage return amid ceasefire end
The recent collapse of the ceasefire in Gaza has heightened concerns among families of remaining hostages, prompting some of them to visit Los Angeles to share their harrowing stories and appeal for the safe return of their loved ones.
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Gunman killed in exchange of gunfire with sheriff's deputy in Victorville
A San Bernardino County sheriff’s deputy is recovering from a shootout after exchanging gunfire with a man who threatened a woman in Victorville.
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Deadly dog disease prompts Redlands business owners to cancel animal shelter fundraiser. What pet owners should know
While dogs continue to be sickened by a mysterious respiratory disease that’s going around, a Redlands coffee shop owner was disheartened to share she had to cancel an event aimed to benefit shelter animals because of the illness.
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Prosecutors say woman accused of killing Michael Latt had stalked his friend
New details suggest his murder may have ties to the film “A Thousand And One” directed by his friend A.V. Rockwell.
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Argument leads to shooting of security guard in Hollywood grocery store
An investigation is underway after an argument led to a shooting at a Pavilions grocery store Friday in Hollywood.
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Police shoot, kill armed woman at scene of Chatsworth home fire
“Firefighters got a line in place in a defensive position to knock back the bulk of the flames to provide LAPD the room to conduct their operation,” the LAFD said in a statement.
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Long Beach votes to contract with new company headed by CEO accused of retaliation, reckless spending
The Long Beach City Council has voted to contract with Meet Long Beach, a newly developed company that has Convention and Visitor Bureau CEO Steve Goodling at the helm.
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LAPD makes an arrest in killing of 3 homeless people in LA
An arrest has been made in the killing of three homeless men in the last week, the Los Angeles Police Department said in a press conference Saturday.
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6-time Tony Award winner Audra McDonald named 2024 Rose Parade grand marshal
Singer, actress and six-time Tony Award winner Audra McDonald is the 2024 Tournament of Roses grand marshal.
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Macaulay Culkin receives his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame
Actor Macaulay Culkin, childhood star of the holiday classic “Home Alone” films, received a star Friday on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in recognition of his 40-year Hollywood career.
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Genetic genealogy helps ID OC homicide victim killed 49 years ago
A John Doe homicide victim discovered 49 years ago in unincorporated Laguna Hills has finally been identified through investigative genetic genealogy, according to the Orange County Sheriff’s Department.
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Legendary UCLA coach John Wooden to be honored with commemorative stamp
The stamp features an original portrait of Wooden and will go on sale early next year.
