FBI offers $25k reward for information on music producer's 2009 shooting death
The FBI announced on Wednesday a $25,000 reward for information that helps solve the killing of a 21-year-old man who was gunned down in Inglewood on this date in 2009.
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This Medi-Cal program allows you to include a family member as a caregiver
Individuals who are sick or with disabilities may need help with their care or to complete daily activities.
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Amid threat of catastrophic volcano eruption, ‘no pasa nada' serves as mantra for Mexican town
San Pedro Benito Juárez residents have been living side by side with the volcano Popocatépetl for a while, but starting in 1994, the volcano reawakened and now people there live under constant threat.
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Police chase ends with gunfire in Montclair following call of man hitting woman
A call about a man hitting a woman led to a high-speed police chase that ended with gunfire in Montclair Wednesday afternoon.
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One student stabs another after fight at Mt. San Antonio College
One person was in custody after a stabbing Wednesday at Mt. San Antonio College in Walnut that left the victim hospitalized.
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Chief Moore addresses recent increase in frequency of LAPD shootings
LAPD officers have shot 11 people since Aug. 1, twice the number of people shot by officers during the same time period in 2022, although the total number of police shootings year-to-date in 2023 is still below last year at this time, police data shows.
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What's behind the most expensive US coin? It was auctioned for $18.9 million in 2021
A gold coin that was minted in 1933 called the Double Eagle was auctioned in 2021 for $18.9 million. Its value is centered in history.
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What's at stake as Armenia and Azerbaijan agree to talks in decades-old conflict
The announcement of a cease-fire in the southern Caucasus Mountains, just a day after Azerbaijan launched heavy artillery fire against Armenian forces, toned down fears of a third full-scale war over the region in the southern Caucasus Mountains.
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Small plane lands on street in Compton neighborhood
A small plane landed Wednesday on a street in a Compton neighborhood.
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Pasadena teen firefighter recovering after fiery crash
A 17-year-old girl whose dream is to become a firefighter is tenacious to see her ambition through despite suffering severe burns after a crash in Las Vegas.
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First-ever children's library unveiled at men's central jail in downtown LA
Incarcerated fathers will now be able to bond more with their children thanks to a library at the men’s central jail in downtown Los Angeles.
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Man charged with murder in killing of LA County deputy pleads not guilty by reason of insanity
The man charged with murder in the killing of a Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputy in an ambush shooting appeared in court Wednesday and entered a dual plea of not guilty and not guilty by reason of insanity.
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Hemet offering $60k incentive to hire veteran law enforcement to its police department
The city of Hemet approved a $60,000 bonus for qualified officers in an effort to sway veteran law enforcement to join its police department.
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Man carrying sledgehammer dies after confrontation at Long Beach school
A man carrying a sledgehammer as he attempted to climb a fence at a Long Beach elementary school Tuesday was pronounced dead at the scene after being confronted by several bystanders.
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Watch this heartwarming moment as Brusdar Graterol's mom watches him pitch in MLB for first time
Watch this emotional and heartwarming moment as Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Brusdar Graterol plays in front of his mom for the very first time.
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Demonstrators shut down part of downtown LA freeway after fighting in the Caucasus Mountains
Part of the southbound 101 freeway was shut down by protesters Tuesday night in downtown Los Angeles after a violent day of escalating hostilities in the conflict between Azerbaijan and Armenia.
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LA theater group heals through movements of dance to Celia Cruz
Los Angeles activist theater group Contra Timepo, performed a dance to Celia Cruz’s famous song “Azucar” -Spanish for sugar- at the Ford Theater in order to integrate the power of her voice representing the Afro Latino community.
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Max Muncy's base hit in 9th lifts Dodgers to 3-2 walk-off win over Tigers and extends winning streak to 5
Max Muncy’s base hit with one out in the ninth inning Tuesday night scored Mookie Betts and gave the Los Angeles Dodgers a 3-2 victory over the Detroit Tigers, extending their winning streak to five games. Betts got aboard with a single to center for his third hit of the night. He advanced to second after Will Smith was...
