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UCLA's historic season comes to an end with 85-51 loss to UConn in NCAA semi-final
The number one seeded UCLA Women’s Basetball Team lost to the UConn Huskies 85-51 in the Final Four match up in Tampa, Florida.
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Man suspected of killing wife in Riverside County in 1997 wanted by FBI
His wife was found shot inside her car alongside a Riverside County roadway.
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LAHSA CEO resigns after LA County moves to defund the agency
Va Lecia Adams Kellum resigned from her position as CEO of the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA) Friday, following the county’s decision to create its own department and take back control of millions in homelessness funding. The decision to defund LAHSA came after an audit found a lack of transparency in tracking spending for th... -
Billboards in honor of farm workers displayed in Coachella
The “Real Coachella” billboard campaign, launched by Southern California nonprofit, is displayed to share the uplifting stories of immigrant workers.
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Police investigating shooting at Westlake bus stop
An investigation is underway after a man was shot near a bus stop in the Westlake District, LAPD said Friday. Police responded to the call around 1:49 p.m. on a shooting near 7th Street and Burlington Avenue. At least one man was shot. The shooting victim was not transported and his condition is unknown, according to LAPD. Police were looking…... -
Los Angeles coffee shops grapple with Trump's tariffs
One owner said he expects the prices to rise up to $2 per cup.
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Anaheim mayor pens open letter to Angels, requesting renewed relationship and name change
Mayor of Anaheim Ashleigh Aitken penned an open letter to Los Angeles Angels owner Arte Moreno Friday requesting a renewed relationship with city after years of tense feelings. Aitken, who was appointed in 2022, inherited a decades long squabble between the franchise and city dating back to 2004 when the team changed their name from the ‘... -
Soccer coach questioned in 13 year old's death, arrested for 2024 sex assault
The arrest stemmed from an unrelated sexual assault charge from 2014, not related to the the death of the13-year-old.
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‘I need help.' Malibu small businesses struggle to survive after Palisades Fire
Shop owners said there’s a loophole in supporting people affected by the devastating wildfire.
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Los Angeles Angels host their home opener. What to know ahead of first pitch
The Angels play their first home game of the season Friday against the Cleveland Guardians. First pitch is at 6:48 p.m. What you need to know about the game. Through six games the Angels are 4-2, winning two of three in both their series against the Chicago White Sox and St. Louis Cardinals — placing them second in the AL…
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Los Angeles pushes naloxone pilot program forward in ongoing opioid crisis
The Los Angeles City Council is moving forward with plans for a new pilot program to distribute naloxone, an opioid reversal medication, in South Los Angeles neighborhoods. The motion was first introduced by Ninth and Tenth district council members Curren Price and Heather Hutt in early February – both which represent sections of South LA – to add... -
Lyle and Erik Menendez to speak out in jailhouse interview
TMZ is set to air the interview next Monday.
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Here are 50 problem spots for street takeovers and racing in Los Angeles
Bollards and raised paint may be coming to some of the areas.
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Griffith Observatory recreated in Minecraft. How you can play the map
Los Angeles landmark the Griffith Observatory has been recreated in Minecraft for visitors to explore at home in a “whole new light.” The free, downloadable Minecraft map can be played on Windows, Mac, and Linux, and “allows visitors to engage with a unique, virtual version of Griffith Observatory in first-person,” an online statement r... -
Is your child tall enough? CA bill seeks to ban some teens from riding shotgun
California law currently requires children to stay in the back until they turn 8 years old or are 4 feet 9 inches and taller
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Gov. Newsom asks international trade partners to exempt California exports from tariffs
“California is not Washington, D.C.,” the governor said as the state braces for inflation