$5k reward offered for info on Long Beach animal abuse case
A man slammed a dog onto the ground multiple times by its leash today in Long Beach and then kicked the animal, prompting PETA to offer a $5,000 leading to his arrest an conviction.
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16-year-old arrested in connection with El Monte death
A 16-year-old boy who allegedly fatally struck a man trying to foil a group of shoplifters at a South El Monte strip mall was arrested and awaiting word on possible criminal charges, sheriff’s officials said Monday.
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Controversial campaign signs that upset Huntington Beach parents were vandalized
Police in Huntington Beach are investigating reports of vandalism after several campaign signs that upset parents in the community were tampered with.
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Asylum seeker living in Santa Ana deported to Dominican Republic
An undocumented immigrant asylum seeker from Santa Ana who was taken into ICE custody during an immigration check-in has returned to the country he left three years ago. Esmerlyn De Jesus Peralta and his American girlfriend Ashley Wang spoke with NBCLA from the Dominican Republic, where Peralta was flown last week after 54 days in ICE custody. Wang... -
In LA State of the City speech, Mayor Bass says layoffs will be part of budget plan
The mayor discussed the city’s rebuilding efforts in Pacific Palisades, a projected budget deficit, crime and economic development.
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Los Angeles Archbishop Gomez honors Pope Francis and his ‘many kindnesses'
Archbishop José H. Gomez joined Catholics in Los Angeles and around the world Monday in mourning Pope Francis, who died at age 88. Gomez will honor Pope Francis in the 12:10 p.m. Mass Monday at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels in downtown Los Angeles. The Archbishop issued a statement, calling the beloved Pope and towering world figure…... -
Officers shoot, kill man who appeared to open fire at police helicopter in Reseda
Police in Reseda shot and killed a man after they say the suspect appeared to have aimed and opened fire at their airship Sunday.
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Several trees mysteriously chopped down by vandals in downtown LA
Multiple trees in downtown LA appear to have been senselessly knocked down in the late night by vandals wielding a chainsaw.
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Pursuit of possible shooting suspect ends in crash in East LA
Police were in pursuit of a shooting suspect Sunday that ended in a multi-vehicle crash in Boyle Heights.
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Thieves burglarize LA tour business for E-Bikes in South Carthay
The owner of a tourism company in South Carthay is frustrated after thieves broke into his business and stole multiple E-bikes.
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Freddie Freeman's sac fly is only run in Dodgers 1-0 victory over Rangers, Tyler Glasnow leaves with injury
Freddie Freeman broke up a scoreless game with an eighth-inning sacrifice fly and six Dodgers relievers completed the shutout after starter Tyler Glasnow left with lower leg cramps one pitch into the fifth inning as Los Angeles beat the Texas Rangers 1-0 on Sunday. Two-way star Shohei Ohtani returned to the Dodgers’ lineup after missing the series’... -
Celebrate Mother Earth with these Earth Day festivities in SoCal
Here are ways you can celebrate Earth Day 2025 around Southern California.
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Shohei Ohtani returns to Dodgers' lineup with ‘dad strength' after birth of daughter in California
Shohei Ohtani returned to the Los Angeles Dodgers’ lineup Sunday after his wife gave birth to the couple’s first child in Southern California.
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How to hop into safety for the Easter holiday
Here’s what to be mindful of for a safe Easter holiday, according to one fire chief.
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Man pepper-sprayed, assaulted by burglars in Beverly Grove home invasion
Police are searching for two burglars who they say pepper-sprayed and assaulted a man during a home invasion in Beverly Grove.
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Man, toddler killed in crash on 5 Freeway in Anaheim
The California Highway Patrol shut down multiple northbound lanes of the 5 Freeway after a fatal crash in Anaheim.
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Lakers stunned in Game 1 as Timberwolves catch fire from three in 117-95 blowout victory over L.A.
The banners hung high. The building buzzed with playoff electricity. Luka Dončić looked like a man ready to author his first legendary postseason chapter in purple and gold. For the first eight minutes of Game 1, it felt like a storm was brewing inside Crypto.com Arena — but no one saw the tornado that was about to touch down a…
