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Authorities investigate social media threat at Taft High School in Woodland Hills
Police responded to Taft High School in Woodland Hills Tuesday after a report of a possible threat to the school.
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Scott Peterson appears on prison video feed for court hearing in murder case review
The two-decade-old murder conviction of Scott Peterson was the focus of a court hearing Tuesday when the Los Angeles Innocence Project revives the case in a Northern California courtroom.
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‘It filled my heart.' LAUSD instrument repair team documentary wins an Oscar
Among those enjoying their Oscar awards this morning is a 12-year-old girl and the team behind The Last Repair Shop, the story of an LAUSD program that restores musical instruments.
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LA election results so far, including possible upset in City Council race
As LA County officials inch closer to counting all ballots for the primary election, some races for the LA City Council seats may produce surprising results — even an upset. After the LA County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk tallied more than 1.6 million ballots – the large majority of them vote-by-mail ballots – the final results will likel... -
Wrong-way driver in stolen box truck faces multiple felony charges
The driver faces four felony counts and two misdemeanors for the pursuit that made its way through parts of Los Angeles and Ventura counties.
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California increases efforts to remove guns from hands of criminals, subjects of court orders
The California Attorney General announced Monday that his office was making measurable progress in efforts to remove firearms from people who bought them legally but later became ineligible to possess them when they were convicted of crimes or when they became the subjects of domestic violence or other court orders.
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Kobe Bryant may have chased perfection, but his statue has imperfections
One month after a celebratory unveiling for the Kobe Bryant statue outside of Crypto.com Arena, fans started to notice a few spelling errors on the statue – some more obvious than others.
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Disneyland's $1.9 billion development proposal moves forward
Disney is seeking approval to further develop its Anaheim resort over the next four decades to add more immersive attractions.
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Here's how much storm water Los Angeles captured in February
February storms brought record rainfall to Los Angeles. How much was captured for the city’s water supply?
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Rock slide closes part of PCH in Malibu
Part of Pacific Coast Highway was closed early Monday in Malibu due to a rock slide.
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Story of LAUSD music instrument repair program wins documentary short Oscar
“The Last Repair Shop,” a film following a team of four people who repair and maintain instruments used by students in Los Angeles Unified School District music classes, won the Oscar for best documentary short tonight, and the filmmakers hailed it as a victory in support of music education.
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Anthony Davis bullies Timberwolves with 27 points, 25 rebounds, seven steals in Lakers' 120-109 victory
Anthony Davis had 27 points, a season-high 25 rebounds, and a career-high seven steals while leading the Los Angeles Lakers to a 120-109 victory over the short-handed Minnesota Timberwolves on Sunday night. Davis added five assists and three blocked shots in one of the most prolific games of his decorated career. The nine-time All-Star feasted on a... -
New body cam footage shows LAPD rescuing teens from fiery crash in Encino
Newly released body cam footage shows the moment police officers rescued two teenagers following a car crash just before the vehicle burst into flames, killing a third teen who was trapped in the back seat.
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San Bernardino County deputy shoots, kills 15-year-old armed with sharp garden tool
A San Bernardino County sheriff’s deputy shot and killed a 15-year-old boy over the weekend after he charged at law enforcement with a bladed garden tool, according to the department.
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Protesters march near Oscars site, decry Hollywood support of Israel
Hundreds of protesters marched through Hollywood Sunday ahead of the 96th Academy Awards to highlight what they called “Hollywood’s active support of the U.S.-funded Israeli genocide against Palestinians in Gaza.”
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People are cringing after Madonna accidentally calls out a fan for sitting at her show — in a wheelchair
Video footage of the incident, which circulated across social media this weekend, quickly incited mixed backlash from internet users, many of whom expressed disappointment in the singer’s remarks.
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5 firefighters injured in fire at illegal cannabis operation in downtown LA
Five firefighters were hospitalized after they responded to a fire at an illegal cannabis operation in downtown Los Angeles on Saturday.
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Oil spill off Huntington Beach coast being investigated
State officials are investigating an oil spill off the coast of Huntington Beach Friday morning.
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Lenny Kravitz receives his Hollywood Walk of Fame star
Lenny Kravitz received his Walk of Fame star shortly after he accepted the Music Icon award at the 2024 People’s Choice Awards.
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Latest on Prop 1: ‘Yes' vote still leading by small margin
More California voters appear to support California Proposition 1, which seeks to expand the state’s mental health infrastructure on a $6.4 billion bond, as of Wednesday. With more than 6.5 million ballots counted across the state, “yes” is leading by over 20,000 votes, the Associated Press projects. If approved, Prop 1 would authorize the state g...