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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.
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Students plan rally at Cal State LA to protest management of the CSU system
Students and faculty at Cal State Los Angeles are planning a rally on Tuesday to protest the management of the California State University system.
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United Airlines flight diverts after pilot forgets passport
Over the weekend, a flight that was leaving the Los Angeles International Airport had to divert after the pilot forgot their passport.
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Pursuit ends in arrest at Disneyland parking garage
A police chase came to an unusual end in a Disneyland parking garage Monday night.
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Thieves use van to ram into South LA check-cashing business
A group of thieves rammed into a South Los Angeles check-cashing business using a van to break into the building early Monday. Surveillance footage captured the van smashing into the Go-Plaz Check Cashing shop around 3 a.m. The van can be seen reversing into the building several times, successfully breaking through. Four thieves are then seen enter... -
Mookie Betts' mysterious illness has his status for opening day at Dodger Stadium in doubt
Mookie Betts is dealing with an illness that has left doctors searching for answers and the Dodgers anxiously awaiting his return to full strength.
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Lakers stumble again, lose third straight to Magic as playoff picture gets murky
The Los Angeles Lakers are running out of time to get their once stout defense back to where it was in February. Los Angeles went 10-2 in the month of February as their raced up the Western Conference standings, now, they’re running in the wrong direction. Monday night, inside the Kia Center, the Orlando Magic delivered a sobering reminder...... -
Lakers struggles continue in 118-106 loss to Magic
Franz Wagner had 32 points and eight assists, Paolo Banchero added 30 points and seven rebounds and the Orlando Magic sent the Los Angeles Lakers to their third straight loss, 118-106 on Monday night. Luka Doncic scored 32 points and LeBron James added 24 points and eight assists for the Lakers, who have lost seven of their last 10. Anthony…... -
‘I was hitting rock bottom.' Man shares how silicosis affected his mental health
Silicosis is a chronic disease that impacts not only physical health but also emotional well-being.
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Deadline for debris removal from Palisades, Eaton Fires approaching fast
The deadline for homeowners impacted by the Palisades and Eaton Fires to request free debris removal is now a week away.
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Potential IRS and ICE deal to help track undocumented immigrants strikes fear in migrant community
It’s not a done deal yet, but if an agreement bent between the Internal Revenue Service and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement happens, immigrant advocates and attorneys say it will be the first time the government uses confidential taxpayer databases for wide-sweeping enforcement assistance. “Many people are fearful and are probably going to... -
Shohei Ohtani's ex-interpreter's prison start date is delayed
Shohei Ohtani’s former interpreter Ippei Mizuhara will no longer begin his prison sentence on Monday as originally planned.
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2025 CONCACAF Gold Cup opener to be played at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles
The opening match of the next CONCACAF Gold Cup on June 14 will be played SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, the governing body announced Monday.
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Frustration grows over homeless encampment in the City of Industry
Workers express safety concerns as RV lot becomes a hub for crime and danger.
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LAPD reports more pursuits, more injuries in 2024
The Los Angeles Police Department says officers were involved in 45% more car chases last year, and about a third of them resulted in crashes. Of those wrecks, the percentage of injuries to innocent motorists or pedestrians rose by about 28%, with 114 reported in 2024 compared with 89 in 2023, according to new data prepared by the department. Three...