UCLA police investigating scooter theft spree
At least one e-bike or e-scooter was stolen on average for the past two months at UCLA, police said.
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Shopper beware: Deputies may give you ‘friendly' tickets to protect you
Deputies from the Temple Station issued “friendly reminders” for shoppers who left their belongings visible inside park cars, which could lead to break-ins.
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1 injured when pickup driver pushes sedan into parked vehicles in Watts neighborhood
One person was injured and several cars were damaged in a confrontation involving two drivers early Wednesday on a street in Watts.
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USC's international students urged to return to U.S. before Trump takes office
USC is urging international students to return to the U.S. before President-elect Donald Trump takes office for the second time.
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Say, nacho cheese. Taco Bell opens drive-thru photo booth in LA
Taco Bell fans have another reason to smile when they use the Live Más Drive-Thru Cams.
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Freddie Freeman World Series grand slam ball hits the auction block
The Freddie Freeman World Series Game 1 grand slam ball is up for auction.
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Vending machine helps support local charities this holiday season
There is a special kind of vending machine at Dana Point Harbor that is helping spread some holiday cheer.
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LAPD releases bodycam footage of shootout in South LA
The Los Angeles Police Department has released a new video of a shooting between officers and a person who they say was trying to rob taco vendors in South Los Angeles.
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Family of missing Hawaii woman demand surveillance video of her crossing into Mexico
Nearly a month after a woman from Hawaii went missing after arriving at LAX, the family is demanding to see the surveillance footage of her crossing the border into Mexico.
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Father subjected to racist tirade by woman at LAX opens up about harrowing encounter
A man whose family was subjected to a racist tirade while on a shuttle bus at LAX says his children are having a difficult time processing the disheartening encounter.
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LA sanctuary city ordinance finalized and approved by City Council
The City Council on Wednesday is expected to finalize the language and adopt a “sanctuary city” ordinance, prohibiting resources or personnel from being used to help federal enforcement of immigration laws.
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Sherman Oaks man says someone used fake ID to steal his new laptop from inside a store
Another pricey laptop was stolen in Southern California with someone possibly using a fake ID to steal the high-end device from inside a store.
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2-year-old boy fatally shot in Rancho Cucamonga parking lot
An investigation is underway after a toddler was shot and killed in Rancho Cucamonga, according to the San Bernardino Sheriff’s Department.
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How California Democrats are responding to Biden's decision to pardon his son
While a number of elected officials from Southern California dodged NBC Los Angeles’ questions, some California Democrats began to express their opinions on the controversial decision.
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West Rancho Dominguez father pleads not guilty in son's shooting death
The man accused of shooting his 9-year-old son made his first court appearance Tuesday in connection with the charges he faces.
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‘We can't forget him.' USC classmates mourn student killed in fiery Tesla Cybertruck crash
A USC community continued to grieve after it was revealed a student athlete was among the people killed in a fiery Tesla Cybertruck crash on the day before Thanksgiving in Northern California.
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‘Help improve their self-esteem.' LA nonprofit helps thousands of middle schoolers
In the spirit of Giving Tuesday, one Los Angeles-based nonprofit is sharing tales about the positive impact its mentors have had on their students and how those who would like to help can get started.
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Amazon not delivering packages to homes in a Riverside County neighborhood
Some Riverside County neighbors said their Amazon packages are no longer being delivered to their door steps.
