1 dead in multi-vehicle crash in Sawtelle area
Los Angeles police were investigating a multi-vehicle crash that left one person dead in the Sawtelle area of West Los Angeles Thursday night.
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The Rams get 4 field goals to beat the 49ers 12-6 in a sloppy game that keeps LA's playoff hopes alive
Joshua Karty kicked four field goals and the Los Angeles Rams survived a slugfest a week after winning a shootout, beating the San Francisco 49ers 12-6 on Thursday night in a key game in the NFC West race. Four days after beating Josh Allen and Buffalo 44-42 in the NFL’s highest-scoring game of the season, the Rams (8-6) outlasted the 49ers..... -
Family of missing Hawaii woman offers to return GoFundMe donations
After receiving nearly $50,000 in donations to find Hannah Kobayash, her family announced Wednesday they have turned donations off and will honor any claim for a refund following her appearance.
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New Van Nuys school built entirely from recycled shipping containers
An all-girls school campus in Los Angeles’ San Fernando Valley excels in sustainability.
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Plan for detours. The Vincent Thomas Bridge is closing for 16 months
The bridge, which connects San Pedro with Terminal Island, will go under construction following its deteriorating deck.
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Two cats suspected of contracting H5 bird flu die after drinking recalled raw milk
Two cats have died after being suspected of contracting H5 bird flu after drinking raw milk that had been recalled, the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health announced Thursday.
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Ex-wife of Woodland Hills physician killed in ambush arrested
Numerous law enforcement officers could be seen at a home inside a gated community in Calabasas Thursday, which property records is tied to the former wife of Dr. Hamid Mirshojae, the physician who was murdered in an ambush-style attack outside his office in Woodland Hills in August.
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Pedestrian killed by hit-and-run driver in Westlake
The Los Angeles Police Department is investigating a fatal hit-and-run traffic collision that killed a pedestrian in Westlake on Dec. 2.
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Firehawk pilot speaks on difficulty they faced fighting the Franklin Fire in Malibu
The Firehawk helicopters, designed to suppress wildfires and transport firefighters, were able to get an early start on extinguishing the Franklin Fire in Malibu which started Monday night.
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Latest evacuation orders, closures in Franklin Fire in Malibu
The Franklin Fire in Malibu has prompted evacuation orders, school closures and road closures.
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Dick Van Dyke says neighbors carried him to safety as Franklin Fire threatened Malibu home
Neighbors helped 98-year-old Dick Van Dyke to safety as a swift-moving wildfire fanned by strong wind gusts closed in on his Malibu home, the legendary entertainer told NBC News.
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Los Angeles extends ‘al fresco' program application deadline
The deadline for restaurant owners to apply for the city of Los Angeles’ “Al Fresco” outdoor dining program has been extended by a year.
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UCLA former police chief John Thomas leaves the department
John Thomas, UCLA’s former chief of police has departed from the school’s police department.
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Power restored in Malibu as Franklin Fire burns over 4,000 acres
Power has been restored in Malibu as fire crews continue to battle the Franklin Fire on Thursday.
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Newlyweds lose home, belongings to the raging Franklin Fire in Malibu
A devastated newlywed couple is among the many who lost everything to the Franklin Fire that ravaged communities in Malibu.
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Newly formed group of volunteers display bravery in fight against Franklin Fire
Among the countless heroes working to protect Malibu residents against the Franklin Fire are a group of volunteer heroes who’ve stepped up to protect their community.
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Nonprofit's gift shop proceeds helps women off the streets of Skid Row
The Downtown Women’s Center was founded in 1978, with the stated purpose of focusing on “serving and empowering women experiencing homelessness.”
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‘It comes with the territory.' Malibu residents defy evacuation order to defend homes
A Malibu resident who defied the evacuation order and made the risky decision to stay behind in an effort to protect his home from the Franklin Fire said he’s grateful he was unharmed.
