Family in Pacific Palisades Displaced After Hillside Slid Into Their Home
A family of eight and a neighbor have been displaced after a hillside fell into their homes in Pacific Palisades.
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Lakers Lose to Bulls 118-108 in LeBron James Return
LeBron James scored 19 points off the bench in his return from a monthlong injury absence, but Zach LaVine scored 32 points to lead the Chicago Bulls to a 118-108 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers on Sunday. DeMar DeRozan added 17 points for the Bulls, who easily overcame James’ return with an impressive performance in their seventh win in&... -
LA County Receives Millions in State Funding for Infrastructure Projects
LA County receives millions of dollars of funding for infrastructure projects to help with improvements across the city.
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Passenger at LAX Detained For Allegedly Triggering Emergency Slide
A passenger aboard a Delta flight from Los Angeles International Airport to Seattle was detained today for allegedly opening an emergency exit door aboard the plane and causing the emergency slide to be activated.
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Denis Bouanga's Late Goal Lifts LAFC Over FC Dallas 2-1
Down to 10-men, FC Dallas spent the better part of 70 minutes trying to notch an equalizer against LAFC. For the reigning MLS Cup champions, allowing a late equalizer after dominating the match for the better part of an hour would be nothing less than a major disappointment. Thankfully, Denis Bouanga had their back. Boanga netted the game-winning g... -
Teenage Girl Reported Missing From Pico Rivera Located
Authorities have confirmed that the 13-year-old girl reported missing from Pico Rivera had been located.
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If Passed, Assembly Bill 418 Will Prohibit Use of Toxic Chemical in Certain Foods
Jesse Gabriel, California State Assembly Member, introduced a new law that would ban the sale of processed foods and candies in California that contain certain toxic chemicals.
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LA County Health Officials Say COVID Rules Remain in Effect at California Worksites
LA County Health Officials remind employers that employees must follow COVID rules if they test positive.
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South Carolina Women's Team Knocks Out UCLA From March Madness Tournament
The South Carolina women’s basketball team knocked out UCLA from the 2023 March Madness Tournament.
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Earth Hour is Back to Bring Awareness About Environmental Issues
Join the Earth Hour movement by giving the Earth back an hour and turning off lights and doing something different than the normal everyday activities.
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Police Pursuit Ends in Crash in East Hollywood
A brief police pursuit ended in a crash in East Hollywood Saturday morning.
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Cesar Chavez Day Events Being Held in South El Monte and South LA
A César Chávez Day of Service event will be held in South El Monte on Saturday, while a remembrance of the late labor leader’s fight for farmworkers’ rights will be held at Stanford Avalon Community Garden in South Los Angeles.
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Your Coin Might Be Worth a Fortune. Here's Where You Can Sell It in SoCal
The coin in your pocket could be worth millions. Here’s where you can sell rare coins around Southern California.
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Anthony Davis Scores 37, Lakers Hold off Thunder 116-111, Move Into 7th in West
Anthony Davis had 37 points and 14 rebounds, Dennis Schröder added 13 of his 21 points in the second half and the Los Angeles Lakers got a vital victory for their playoff hopes, 116-111 over the Oklahoma City Thunder on Friday night. Lonnie Walker scored 20 points in an impressive return to the rotation for the Lakers, who have won…
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Couple Accused of Purposely Causing Crashes as Part of Insurance Scam
A Yucaipa couple is accused of uploading to YouTube videos of themselves purposely causing crashes and road rage incidents as part of an insurance fraud scheme.
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Family Suing Riverside County Sheriff's Department After Inmate's Death
Amid state scrutiny, the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department is facing a civil rights lawsuit from the family of an inmate who was found dead inside a cell last year.
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Inmate's Family Sues Riverside County Sheriff's Department
The family of an inmate found dead in a jail is filing a civil rights lawsuit against the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department. Tony Shin reports March 24, 2023.
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Former Mayor Eric Garcetti Sworn in as U.S. Ambassador to India
Former Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti was sworn in Friday as the next U.S. ambassador to India by Vice President Kamala Harris. Garcetti was confirmed to be the next ambassador nearly two years after he was initially selected for the position.
