LA historic-cultural monument ‘The Original Pantry' celebrates its 100th anniversary
The Original Pantry, the iconic downtown LA diner, celebrates its 100th anniversary on Wednesday.
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Police in Southern California warn residents about cameras hidden in yards
Thieves are getting high tech and creative in a scary way, hiding cameras in the yards of homes in order to monitor when to break in.
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Freddie Freeman and Gavin Stone help the Dodgers sweep a doubleheader against the struggling Mets
Gavin Stone struck out seven in seven innings, and the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the reeling New York Mets 3-0 on Tuesday night for a doubleheader sweep. Stone (5-2) allowed three hits and walked none. Alex Vesia got six outs for his second save, finishing a three-hitter. The NL West-leading Dodgers snapped a five-game losing streak with a 5-2 win&#... -
Costa Mesa woman celebrates her 106th birthday
Sarah Sullivan celebrated her 106th birthday at a Costa Mesa senior living center, surrounded by family and friends.
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Marqueece Harris-Dawson to become LA City Council's next president
The Los Angeles City Council Tuesday confirmed the nomination of President Pro Tem Marqueece Harris-Dawson as the next council president.
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Shop owners in Santa Monica fear homeless population has impacted business
In May there were two attacks in Santa Monica involving the homeless, one of them a stabbing of two German tourists.
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School principal was suddenly removed in Boyle Heights. Students want to know why
High school students in Boyle Heights want to know why their beloved principal Mauro Bautista was suddenly removed.
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Think your pet is cute? Make it a model for good cause
If you thought your pet’s pictures were too cute to be only in your phone and social media posts, this may be your chance to show off your fur baby to the world.
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81-year-old ‘serial slingshot shooter' victimized Azusa neighbors for years, police say
Neighbors reported finding ball bearings in their yards over the past decade in an Azusa neighborhood.
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Metro riders now have to tap cards in and out at North Hollywood station
The LA Metro Tuesday rolled out a new pilot in North Hollywood, requiring Metro riders tap their Metro cards as they exit the subway station.
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Thieves had actor Johnny Wactor's car raised on jack before deadly shooting, police say
The LAPD releases new details in the shooting death of “General Hospital” actor Johnny Wactor in downtown Los Angeles.
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Woman shot and killed in SUV outside Compton home
A 59-year-old woman sitting in a car was shot and killed Monday night outside her mother’s home in Compton.
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‘The best of us.' How teammates, rivals and more are remembering UCLA and NBA legend Bill Walton
Teammates, rivals, a former president, sports columnists and a member of the Grateful Dead are among those honoring UCLA and NBA great Bill Walton.
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Group of UCLA workers to walk off job over Gaza war protest response
UCLA academic workers plan to walk off the job Tuesday as part of a rolling strike over the University of California’s response to campus protests.
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Suspected carjacker leads police on multi-freeway pursuit
A suspected carjacker led the California Highway Patrol on a pursuit, making their way through multiple freeways. CHP followed the driver through Interstate 110 at average speeds. The chase ended on the 405 Freeway near the Springdale Street exit in Westminister after police deployed a spike strip on the exit, deflating the truck’s right fron... -
Young e-bike riders terrorize South Bay community
Electric bikes are a popular mode of transportation among teens in the South Bay, but residents are raising alarms over a group of young riders they say are using e-bikes to wreak havoc in the community.
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Montebello French bulldog named ‘Jennifer' stolen at gunpoint
A Montebello family asked for the community’s help in finding a beloved French Bulldog that was stolen at gunpoint Sunday night.
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Surfer bumped off board by possible shark, San Clemente officials say
San Clemente officials said Monday they decided to restrict water access at all its beaches on a busy Memorial Day weekend after possible shark sightings.
