Security guard shoots two women on college campus in Inglewood
A shooting near a college campus in Inglewood injured at least one person, according to police.
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‘Virtual' kidnapping scammers targeting Latino community in Los Angeles
Los Angeles residents are urged to be extra vigilant about a “virtual” kidnapping scam through which criminals try to extort money.
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LA Times laying off more journalists
The Los Angeles Times’ newsroom lost more people to a new round of layoffs, the Los Angeles Times Guild, a union of the journalists, announced Friday.
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California Democrats reject push for harsher penalties for soliciting sex from older teens
It’s the latest example of the split among Democrats over how best to crack down on crime and punish criminals.
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High-speed pursuit ends in deadly crash on 210 Freeway in La Crescenta
A man who was suspected of grand theft in Camarillo died after leading a high-speed pursuit that ended in a crash in La Crescenta on Friday.
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Palmdale detectives search for two missing teens
Sheriff’s detectives sought public help Friday locating two teen habitual runaways missing from Palmdale locations in apparently unrelated cases.
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LAPD searching for hit-and-run driver in Canoga Park
The Los Angeles Police Department is trying to track down a hit and run driver in Canoga Park.
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Alijah Arenas welcomed home by family following Cybertruck crash
Alijah Arenas was welcomed home following a fiery Tesla Cybertruck crash in Winnekta, his father, Gilbert Arenas, posted on Instagram Thursday.
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Valley Village man accused of luring minors with drugs and alcohol
Burbank police say they are looking for more victims of a Valley Village man who is accused of luring underage girls with drugs and alcohol.
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Inland Empire residents stock up on supplies as imports expected to shrink
Families across Southern California are stocking up on household items, fearing prices will increase due to the new tariffs and imports expected to slow down.
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Inglewood businesses smiling during Beyoncé concerts despite tariff concerns
Fans from around the world have poured into Inglewood and Southern California this week.
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Federal agents serve search warrant in Irvine over doxxing investigation
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents Thursday executed a search warrant in Irvine as part of a criminal investigation.
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Reward offered in killing of Inglewood nursing student shot in Gramercy Park
A $10,000 reward was announced in the investigation into the killing of a woman who was shot while driving last year in the Gramercy Park area of Los Angeles. Family members of Lanai Dees, 21, joined Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department investigators Thursday at a news conference to announce the reward. Photos of Dees and a security camera... -
SoCal families face another hurdle to homeownership with federal policy change
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development will require permanent residency from applicants starting on March 25.
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Crisis averted: Oscars, LA Marathon no longer to be held on same day in 2026
Los Angeles has averted a potential traffic nightmare after the 2026 Academy Awards and LA Marathon were initially scheduled for the same day.
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Malibu to provide grants for qualified small business affected by wildfire
The city of Malibu is accepting grant applicants for the month of May from small businesses that are affected by the recent natural disasters.
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Yet another overcrowding crisis looming over LA Animal shelters
Among more than 900 dogs that are under the care of the city’s animal department, the South LA shelter is now housing nearly 250 dogs and puppies.
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Student sexually assaulted at Santa Monica College library, police say
Police in Santa Monica Thursday were looking for a man who they say sexually assaulted a student inside the Santa Monica College library.
