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..
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Police search for thief who robbed girl on public bench in Long Beach
Police in Long Beach are searching for the man who robbed a girl at a public bench earlier this week.
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Manhattan Beach Pier shut down due to swarm of bees
A swarm of bees forced officials to shut down Manhattan Beach Pier until further notice Saturday.
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Chiquita Canyon landfill operators to offer relief program assistance
The operators of the Chiquita Canyon Landfill hosted two community meetings to offer information about its relief program and provide assistance in applying for aid.
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2 brothers killed in Exposition Park shooting
Two men were killed Saturday afternoon following a shooting in Los Angeles’ Exposition Park area.
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Heartwarming moment between Kobe and Gianna Bryant inspired Nike ‘Girl Dad' shoe
The new Nike Kobe 4 “Girl Dad” shoe draws inspiration from images of Kobe Bryant and his 13-year-old daughter watching the game they both loved at Staples Center.
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Pride flag to fly above LA City Hall for the first time
The Pride flag will be raised over Los Angeles City Hall for the first time after the mayor signed an ordinance that was unanimously approved by the City Council.
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Chino Hills lottery ticket with 5 out of 6 numbers adds up to $508,408 win
Someone bought a Mega Millions lottery ticket in Chino Hills worth $508,408 after Friday night’s drawing.
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LA County confirms first West Nile virus mosquito sample of 2024. See tips to protect yourself
A West Nile virus mosquito sample has been confirmed in Los Angeles County, officials said Saturday.
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3 sought in shooting of 2 teens in Alhambra
Police in Alhambra are looking for the gunmen who shot two people roughly a block away from a popular park in broad daylight on Friday.
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2 petitions look to overturn controversial changes at Huntington Beach libraries
A pair of petitions that would overturn two recent controversial decisions surrounding public libraries by the city are currently circulating.
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After nearly nine hours stuck on tarmac Dodgers lose opener to Rockies 4-1
Ezequiel Tovar homered and had three hits, Dakota Hudson allowed only one run and four hits in seven-plus innings and the Colorado Rockies defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 4-1 on Friday night. Hudson (2-7) entered the game with only 17 runs of support, the fifth-fewest runs in the majors among pitchers with at least 10 starts. The Rockies, though, ... -
Permits will soon be required to keep permanent alfresco dining spaces in LA
Restaurant owners in Los Angeles who want to continue alfresco dining services will have to apply for a permanent permit before the end of July, the city announced.
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Animal activists concerned with LA's ability to properly care for shelter dogs
Volunteers with Los Angeles Animal Services and rescue groups are hopeful a free statewide adoption event will reduce the overcrowding at local shelters, but they say that’s only part of the solution for solving the crisis.
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‘My guardian angel.' Co-worker of Johnny Wactor describes actor's last moments
The co-worker of Johnny Wactor recounted the final moments of the “General Hospital” actor who was shot and killed in downtown Los Angeles last week.
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California DMV expands digital services to reduce wait times, in-person visits
Starting June 3 the Department of Motor Vehicles will eliminate simple transactions in office visits with their expanded digital services.
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Firefighters respond to brush fire in Jurupa Valley
Firefighters from Cal Fire and the Riverside County Fire Department were battling a brush fire Friday afternoon in Jurupa Valley.
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Dominic Choi: LAPD's first Asian American chief, ex-accountant, girl dad
Get to know LAPD Interim Chief Dominic Choi, the first Asian American to lead the department, a USC alum and girl dad.
