Marine center in ‘crisis mode' after sea lions and dolphins left stranded on LA beaches
Sea lions and dolphins can be seen along LA coastlines from Long Beach to Malibu as toxic algal bloom continues to increase.
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The Leonard Files: After The Flames Ep. 12 – Why weren't high-voltage lines switched off?
The frequency of wind speed measurements in Eaton Canyon may have played a role in Southern California Edison’s decision -not- to de-energize high voltage transmission lines on the night the Eaton Fire ignited. A state agency had suggested minute-by-minute monitoring, so utility operators could determine if gusts threatened the safety of powe... -
South LA gang leader and self-proclaimed community activist ran ‘mafia-like organization,' feds say
A long-time leader of a notorious South Los Angeles-based street gang identified by authorities as an entertainment entrepreneur and a self-proclaimed community activist was charged in a federal complaint that alleges he ran a vast criminal enterprise, authorities announced Tuesday. Eugene “Big U” Henley Jr., 58, of the South LA communi... -
USPS to celebrate ‘Golden Girl' Betty White's Forever Stamp at LA Zoo
A dedication ceremony, to unveil iconic late actress Betty White’s new stamp, will be held at the Los Angeles Zoo and Botanical Gardens March 27.
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Search for attacker who stabbed man on Metro train in Studio City
Police are looking for a man who stabbed a passenger on a Metro train in Studio City Tuesday night.
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Driver left scene of Leimert Park crash that killed 4-year-old boy, police say
A 4-year-old boy died after a crash in Leimert Park Tuesday night, according to the Los Angeles Police Department.
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Shohei Ohtani homers, Roki Sasaki shines as Dodgers sweep two-game Tokyo Series 6-3 over Cubs
TOKYO — The moment the ball left Shohei Ohtani’s bat, the Tokyo Dome ceased being a baseball stadium and became something else entirely—a temple of noise, a cathedral of pure joy, a place where history was no longer a concept but something tangible, roaring, it was alive. Ohtani had done it–because of course he did–in front of his home... -
Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani hits first home run of season on controversial ruling
The reigning NL MVP blasted a solo shot in the fifth inning of the Dodgers’ game against the Cubs at the Tokyo Dome on Wednesday.
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24-year-old killed in Sun Valley crash
A 24-year-old was killed in a multi-vehicle crash Tuesday in Sun Valley, according to police.
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Remembering Hector Cuevas Jr., sheriff's deputy killed in pursuit crash
Dozens of mourners gathered Tuesday evening to honor the life of a San Bernardino County sheriff’s deputy who was killed in a crash during a pursuit.
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AG Bonta warns of fake ICE officers and other immigration scams
State law enforcement officials today warned Californians to take steps to protect themselves amid new reports of individuals impersonating U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers and other immigration scams.
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Trump's economic policies could lead to recession, UCLA forecasts
Economists with UCLA are on a recession watch, citing that Trump’s
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LA County Sheriff's recruit arrested for allegedly threatening man with a gun
A former Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department recruit, who was about 14 weeks through academy training to become a deputy, was arrested on suspicion of threatening a man with a handgun in Lynwood. Kiwan Newbell, 36, was arrested March 10 by the LASD’s Internal Criminal Investigation Bureau on suspicion of assault with a firearm, a fe... -
Ukrainian family in Orange County fears deportation by Trump administration
The Gladushko family fled Ukraine just two months after the war began.
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South LA school that serves unhoused students appeals to keep charter status
A South Los Angeles-based school that serves unhoused students made its case Tuesday to the Los Angeles County Board of Education as to why it should keep its charter status.
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Female deputy attacked in San Clemente
The deputy was on foot patrol at the time, authorities said.
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Los Angeles' most popular dog breeds and the growing movement to adopt them ethically
As French bulldogs top the list of LA’s favorite breeds, experts emphasize the importance of adoption amid a worsening shelter crisis.
