Mexican drug cartel member accused of faking his death to live in California arrested in Riverside
A Mexican drug cartel member accused of faking his own death to live in California was arrested in Riverside.
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Pasadena police investigating sex assault of a girl at bus stop
Authorities Thursday were investigating a report that a 12-year-old girl was sexually assaulted at a bus stop in Pasadena Wednesday morning.
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What atmospheric rivers mean for storms, rain and snow in California
Atmospheric rivers are important factors in how much rain falls in California.
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Dodgers' Shohei Ohtani on verge of rare feat and third MVP award
Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani is on the verge of his third Most Valuable Player award and another significant MLB feat after a season for the ages.
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Powerful storm delivers rain and snow in Northern California. Here's what to expect in SoCal
A powerful fall storm that delivered rain and snow to Northern California this week will continue to pummel the region and impact weather conditions this weekend as it slides toward Southern California.
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Family of missing woman from Hawaii to rally outside Crypto.com arena
The family of a woman from Hawaii who disappeared after arriving at LAX will be rallying in Los Angeles on Thursday to try and gather some leads on where she might be.
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Body found in South LA after firefighters responded to call of tree on fire
Firefighters with the Los Angeles Fire Department were responding to a tree fire when they discovered that a person was dead in the South Los Angeles area Thursday morning. At approximately 5:06 a.m., firefighters found the tree in “a larger area of rubbish” and found the body. According to the Los Angeles Police Department, the body was found near... -
Thousands to picket for day two of UC workers strike
It’s now day two of a strike involving UC workers across California where thousands will hit the picket lines again Thursday morning.
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Gift card scams on the rise as the holiday season approaches
Gift cards are a popular stocking stuffer or gift for those in a rush, but according to experts, could be the easiest way to spoil an otherwise thoughtful gesture.
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Suspected burglar arrested during apartment fire in Panorama City
One person is in custody on suspicion of burglary after crews put out an apartment fire in Panorama City, according to LAPD.
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Highland Park residents rejoice newly installed speed humps
Highland Park residents successfully rallied for the installation of speed humps on their roads after a neighbor was killed in a hit-and-run crash last year.
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Copper thefts leaves Hacienda Heights residents without phone, internet service
Hacienda Heights residents say copper thefts have left them without telephone and internet service for months.
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New test results show lead is still present in Watts tap water
New test results revealed that lead is still being found in the tap water of Watts homes, months after it was first detected in numerous housing units.
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Turkey among several Thanksgiving items that cost less this year: Report
Americans ready to celebrate Thanksgiving will notice their grocery bills for the holiday feast will take a dip this year.
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Tenants outraged after Hollywood Arts Collective plans to increase rent
A group of Hollywood artists claimed Wednesday their affordable housing complex for creatives isn’t living up to its promises, including to keep the rent low.
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Long Beach mattress recycling pilot is now permanent
The city of Long Beach announced Wednesday that its mattress recycling pilot program would become permanent.
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Bob's Big Boy killer, once facing execution, could have sentence reduced
One of two men convicted and sentenced to death for a 1980 takeover robbery and massacre inside a Los Angeles restaurant is seeking sentence reduction.
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Undocumented Filipino immigrants ‘afraid' of mass deportation threats
Filipino migrants are seeking advice after the Philippines’ ambassador said undocumented Filipinos should return to their motherland now.
