Riverside warns of fake QR codes for parking
The city of Riverside is warning the public of a scam alert involving fake QR codes for parking at the Festival of Lights.
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Parents of Moreno Valley child who died under care of adoptive parents speak out
The biological parents of a 10-year-old who died under the care of his adoptive parents in Moreno Valley are demanding answers after learning about their son’s death nearly a month later.
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Fitness influencer dies months after being shot in West LA robbery
Fitness influencer and gym owner Miguel Angel Aguilar has died after being shot during a follow-home robbery in September, his team posted on his social media.
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Suspected DUI driver hits, injures two pedestrians in Culver City
A motorist was arrested on suspicion of DUI after allegedly hitting two pedestrians as they crossed a Culver City intersection, authorities said today.
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LeBron James scores 32, Lakers sweep 2-game set against Kings with 103-99 victory in Sacramento
LeBron James had 32 points and the Los Angeles Lakers beat the Sacramento Kings 103-99 to sweep a two-game set on Saturday. The Lakers beat the Kings 113-100 on Thursday. Trailing 101-99 with 12 seconds left, the Kings had a chance to tie after Anthony Davis missed two free throws but squandered the opportunity after De’Aaron Fox fouled Austi... -
Wood-burning ban in effect Saturday in much of Southland
A ban on indoor and outdoor wood burning will be in place Saturday in much of the Southland due to a forecast of high air pollution in the area.
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‘About the purpose.' Recycling plant serves as new opportunity for Homeboy Industries clients
A Los Angeles-based program that has helped rehabilitate hundreds of former gang members for more than three decades is venturing into a new field as it helps expand opportunities for its participants.
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Dodger Stadium hosting a dog adoption event ahead of the holidays
Looking to add more love into your life just before the holidays? A pet adoption event hosted at Dodger Stadium on Saturday is looking to help.
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Police investigating possible shooting, burglary in Beverly Crest
Law enforcement was investigating a possible shooting and burglary in a Beverly Crest neighborhood Friday night.
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Watch: Driver tries to stop burning trash truck from rolling in Yorba Linda neighborhood
Dramatic moments in Yorba Linda were captured on video when a driver jumped from a burning trash truck, then scrambled to get back inside to stop it from rolling.
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Police arrest woman accused of running brothel in Thousand Oaks
Detectives arrested a woman in November suspected of running a “high-end residential brothel” in Thousand Oaks, the Ventura County Sheriff’s Office announced Friday.
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Fireworks, knives and replica firearms found inside woman's carry-on at LAX
Los Angeles International Airport security flagged a bag containing fireworks, knives, replica firearms, and one canister of pepper spray.
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What a federal government shutdown might mean for Southern California
If a funding deal is not reached in Congress by midnight the government will shut down. What a federal government shutdown might mean for Southern California.
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Crime, housing, workplace rules and more. New California laws to know in 2025
Many new laws are going into effect in California in 2025. They range from legal cannabis lounges to new rules on sick days and legacy admissions.
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TSA offers tips for passengers ahead of holiday travel rush
As passengers at LAX are preparing early to make their flight ahead of the holiday travel rush, the TSA is offering some tips to help make their trip easier.
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Two brothers work to save Christmas for children in need after thieves target toy drive
A toy drive organized by a man named ‘Hood Santa’ is targeted by thieves. Two brothers responded with kindness and charity.
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Thieves use car to break into Inglewood sneaker shop
A sneaker shop in Inglewood was broken into and robbed for the third time in the last three months.
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Changes planned for PCH after Pepperdine students killed
The city of Malibu and Caltrans are making more changes to an iconic stretch of Pacific Coast Highway. It’s also a dangerous section of road, with numerous accidents, including a crash that killed four Pepperdine students last year.
