Armed men tie up 6 people in East Hollywood home invasion robbery
Six people were tied up during an armed home invasion robbery Tuesday in East Hollywood.
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10 Freeway fire in downtown LA could have been prevented, audit says
Caltrans should have done more to prevent the massive pallet fire that heavily damaged the 10 Freeway in downtown Los Angeles, according to a state audit.
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Voters unable to cast their ballots after waiting hours outside Mexican consulate
Hundreds of potential voters on Sunday stood in large lines at the Mexican consulate, wrapping around city streets only to be turned away after hours of waiting.
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City of Downey is not flying Pride Flag. That's not stopping LA County buildings
Despite the Downey City Council’s decision not to fly the Progress Pride Flag at city-owned facilities for Pride Month, the rule does not apply to LA County buildings in the city.
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Watch: A serial Lego thief may be on the loose across Southern California
At least six businesses that sell collectible Lego products were burglarized in the past two months, having been stolen about $100,000 in total.
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Rideshare driver shoots man who was brutally attacking a woman in Orange County
The driver took immediate action and fired off a warning shot, which didn’t stop the man from attacking the 60-year-old woman.
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Want to feel like Captain America or Batman? You can dress like them through new auction
Hundreds of artifacts from some of the most popular films in modern history were put up for auction.
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Leaders across the world congratulate Mexico's first woman president
In a landslide victory, Mexico on Sunday elected the first woman to lead their county.
Claudia Sheinbaum also becomes the first Jewish president in a country where more than 75% of the population identifies as Catholic, according to a 2020 Mexican government census.
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Over 200 pounds of methamphetamine found by Airbnb cleaning crews in Alhambra
An Airbnb cleaning crew found about 235 pounds of methamphetamine in multiple boxes in Alhambra.
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Deadly shooting under investigation in Monrovia
Sheriff investigators said an altercation occurred between several individuals, which led to the victim being shot in the upper torso.
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‘Put a felon in the White House.' Riverside County sheriff backs Trump
Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco announced his support for Donald Trump for president while bashing Democrats, including Newsom, in a social media video.
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Kamala Harris to stay in Los Angeles for another couple of days
Vice President Kamala Harris will wrap up an intermittent six-day visit to the Southland early this week with events in Los Angeles Monday and Tuesday.
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Judge rejects new trial for Rebecca Grossman
Grossman’s new team of attorneys is asking Superior Court Judge Joseph Brandolino to grant Grossman a new trial on the pair of murder charges, contending that there are “at least five reasons” she is entitled to have the case heard by another jury.
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7 people injured in rollover crash in North Hollywood
Seven people were hurt Sunday evening following a car crash in North Hollywood.
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Warming trend to bring SoCal's first significant heat of the season
Temperatures in Southern California will be increasing in the coming days, marking the first significant heat of the season. The National Weather Service is warning inland and desert communities in the Southland of increasing temperatures that have the potential to reach the 90s and even 100 in some areas. The agency said Wednesday is forecast to b... -
Mookie Betts and Freddie Freeman homer in the 1st inning as Dodgers blank Rockies 4-0
Mookie Betts and Freddie Freeman homered in the first inning, Gavin Stone had another strong outing and the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Colorado Rockies 4-0 on Sunday. Betts hit his fourth leadoff homer this season. Two batters later, Freeman went deep off Colorado’s Austin Gomber, the eighth time the Dodgers have homered at least twice in a... -
Los Angeles Mexican consulate overwhelmed by large voter turnout, causing frustration
The scene was one of chaos and confusion as voters, many of whom had not pre-registered online, faced hurdles in their efforts to cast ballots.
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Preliminary magnitude-3.5 earthquake rattles South Pasadena area
The U.S. Geological Survey reported a preliminary magnitude-3.5 earthquake shook the area of South Pasadena Sunday morning just before 10 a.m..
