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Friends and family of actor Johnny Wactor march to LA City Hall in call for justice
Family members and friends of actor Johnny Wactor will march to Los Angeles City Hall Wednesday to call for justice three weeks after he was shot and killed by thieves as they stole his car’s catalytic converter in downtown LA.
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NBA legend Jerry West dies at 86
Legendary NBA player and executive Jerry West died Wednesday morning at 86 years old, the Los Angeles Clippers announced.
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Police in San Fernando are using technology to find cars connected to crimes
Police in San Fernando are using technology that allows them to find cars connected to crimes.
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Dodgers blast four homers in 6th inning during 15-2 rout of reigning World Series champion Rangers
Shohei Ohtani, Freddie Freeman, Teoscar Hernández and Jason Heyward homered in a seven-run sixth inning as the Los Angeles Dodgers routed the defending World Series champion Texas Rangers 15-2 on Tuesday night. Will Smith blasted a three-run shot in the first, giving the Dodgers a lead they never relinquished in the opener of the interleague series... -
Coyote spotted lurking around Mission Viejo home rams baby gate in standoff with cat
A doorbell camera outside a Mission Viejo home captured a coyote repeatedly ramming the baby gate attached to the front door late Sunday evening.
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Thieves steal miles of copper wire, leaving LA's Sixth Street Bridge in the dark
The famed East Los Angeles bridge was found by residents with exposed electrical boxes and missing wires.
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Rebecca Grossman never apologized, the mother of fatal crash victims say
In a first sit-down interview since Rebecca Grossman’s sentencing, the mother of the two boys Grossman was convicted of killing, said the murder sentence was “unfair.
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Long Beach to host LA28 Olympics at multiple city venues
The guarantee ensures the availability of these venues and confirms that the LA28 organizing committee will reimburse all operational costs with the production of the events.
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Fit for Disney's first Black princess: ‘Princess and the Frog' ride opening this month
“It’s time — laissez les bons temps rouler!” After four years of construction, Princess Tiana is finally here. Tiana’s Bayou Adventure, a Disney attraction featuring Princess Tiana in “The Princess and the Frog” movie, is gearing up to open on June 28 at Walt Disney World in Orlando, the theme park announced in a blog on Monday.&n... -
UCLA to hold 2024 commencement ceremonies following campus protests. Here's what to know.
WHAT TO KNOW The University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) will kick off its five-day commencement celebrations on Thursday June 13, with over 70 events scheduled for the Class of 2024. The main commencement ceremony will celebrate graduates in the College of Letters and Science and will take place in three installments. All three ceremonies wil... -
‘Not a scintilla' of evidence ex-LAPD Chief ordered investigation of Mayor Karen Bass' USC scholarship
LAPD says no evidence former Chief ordered probe of LA Mayor
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Construction underway in Malibu for steelhead trout bridge
The project aims to help the local endangered steelhead trout population.
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Brush fire burns near 10 Freeway in Cabazon area
A brush fire burned near the 10 Freeway Tuesday afternoon in the Riverside County community of Cabazon.
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‘Sophisticated criminals' using Wi-Fi jammers to break into homes
La Cañada Flintridge officials began noticing burglars were using Wi-Fi blocking devices to bypass home security systems such as cameras and door sensors.
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LA City Council votes on plan for future of driverless cars
The Los Angeles City Council voted Monday to strengthen its ability to monitor and possibly create rules around driverless vehicles in the city following persistent public concern over safety.
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Chiquita Canyon Landfill operators violated Clean Air Act, EPA says
The Chiquita Canyon Landfill operators have been notified they are in violation of the federal Clean Air Act by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
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Lanes closed on 5 Freeway north of LA for big rig crash
Lanes were blocked early Tuesday on the 5 Freeway north of Los Angeles following a big rig crash.
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Mar Vista community concerned over growing number of coyotes
Neighbors in Mar Vista say the coyotes are stalking residents and going after pets.They say the city is telling them to just learn to coexist with the animals.
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At least 25 arrested in pro-Palestinian protests on UCLA campus
Pro-Palestinian protesters were asked to disperse after UCLA Police announced an unlawful assembly on Monday night.
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Civil rights icon, nonviolence advocate, Pastor James Lawson dies at 95
Funeral services were pending Monday for the Rev. James Lawson Jr., an icon of the Civil Rights Movement and the longtime pastor of Holman United Methodist Church in South Los Angeles.