One person injured after Metrolink train crash in Oxnard
Metrolink is back on schedule this morning after a train with 13 people on board hit a tractor trailer in Oxnard Tuesday night.
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Mid-City homeowners' property targeted by thieves for third time within a year
A Mid-City couple is fed up and worried about their safety after their home was targeted by burglars for a third time within the span of a year.
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Infant dies of injuries following wrong-way crash in Pomona, family says
The 1-year-old child who was hospitalized over the weekend following a crash allegedly caused by a suspected DUI driver died of his injuries, the boy’s family confirmed.
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Man sexually assaults a shopper, punches an elderly woman near USC, LAPD says
The man may be linked to a sexual assault and physical attack against women in August in the University Park area of South Los Angeles.
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Orange County Sheriff's deputies won't enforce federal immigration laws
The Orange County Sheriff’s Department will not enforce federal immigration laws, Sheriff Don Barnes said Tuesday while criticizing state law.
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Los Angeles museum workers pushing to unionize
Workers at Los Angeles County’s Natural History Museum and La Brea Tar Pits announced efforts to unionize.
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Venezuelan asylum seeker deported, sent to El Salvador mega prison
Andry Hernandez has no gang ties or criminal history according to his attorneys.
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Mookie Betts back in Dodgers' lineup after battling illness
Mookie Betts will return to the field Tuesday night after a undiagnosed illness sidelined him beginning March 9.
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Large plumes of smoke billow over East LA due to structure fire
Firefighters are battling a two-alarm blaze at a building in East Los Angeles.
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LA moves to take control of homelessness agency, citing audits that found reckless spending
Los Angeles officials moved Tuesday to take control of hundreds of millions of dollars in homelessness spending, citing two scathing audits that found the government agency currently responsible for that money has spent it recklessly and without transparency. An audit this month found poor record-keeping prevented the Los Angeles Homeless Services ... -
Army Corp of Engineers to cut concrete on Altadena golf course, sparking neighbors' concerns
Altadena neighbors have raised concern over noise and air quality issues as crews work to clean up torched properties from the Eaton Fire. Among the newest initiatives, the Army Corp of Engineers is preparing to crush concrete and recycle metal on the Altadena golf course beginning next week. Homeowners whose residences are still standing, however... -
USC names Snoop Dogg as 2025 commencement speaker
Southern California native Snoop Dogg will be the USC Marshall School of Business commencement speaker for the class of 2025.
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New $5 Mega Millions promises bigger wins, better odds
The California Lottery will launch a revamped Mega Millions drawing on Tuesday, April 8 at 8 p.m. But what does this all mean? The new game will cost $5 instead of $2, and the odds of winning any prize will be 1:23 instead of 1:24, due to the removal of one Mega Ball from the game, said the California Lottery….
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$2.3M approved to repair sidewalks in San Fernando Valley. See where
The Los Angeles City Council Tuesday approved a $2.3 million pilot program to repair sidewalks in northeast San Fernando Valley neighborhoods. The 13-0 vote authorized the Economic and Workforce Development Department to contract with Laborers’ International Union of North America Local 300 (LIUNA Local 300), which will spearhead the new prog... -
Los Angeles District Attorney's office will seek death penalty again
Los Angeles’s top prosecutor will once again seek the death penalty for people convicted of capital murders, the DA’s office announced Tuesday.
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USPS offers $150,000 reward for arrest of 3 suspected robbers
The trio of suspects targeted mail carriers in Sherman Oaks, Valley Village and Tarzana, officials said.
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Pasadena Humane waives adoption fees as shelter struggles with post-wildfire influx
Following the devastating wildfires, Pasadena Humane is calling on the community to help ease its overcrowded kennels by adopting a dog at no cost.
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LA city council exploring LAFD funding initiatives
The Los Angeles City Council approved a measure on Tuesday that could lead to more funding for the LA Fire Department.
