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Pilot Killed After Jet Used In Navy Exercises Crashes In Oxnard
A small aircraft making its way to Point Mugu Naval Air Station crashed in Oxnard Friday, authorities reported.
Gas Leak Causes Evacuation Of Cargo Ship In LA Harbor
Fire officials say a large cargo ship has been evacuated in Los Angeles harbor as firefighters work to find the source of a gas leak.
George Clinton, Black Eyed Peas Settle Song Suit
1 of 2 Suspects In Robbery Outside Burbank Carl’s Jr. Remains At Large
Mad Cow Quarantines Lifted At 2 Central Calif. Dairies
Newport Beach Woman Sentenced To Life For Convincing Lover To Murder Her Wealthy Boyfriend
Pomona Freeway Bridge Destroyed By Tanker Fire To Reopen Early
Foster Farms Recalls 15,040 Pounds Of Mislabeled Turkey Burgers
‘Ring Of Fire’ Eclipse To Be Visible Over Southern California
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‘Terminator 3′ Actor Nick Stahl Reported Missing
Actor Nick Stahl, who portrayed John Connor in "Terminator 3," has been reported missing.
George Clinton, Black Eyed Peas Settle Song Suit
George Clinton and the Black Eyed Peas have settled a lawsuit in which the funk pioneer accused the pop group of using his music without proper permission.
Kunis’ Alleged Stalker To Be Arraigned Friday
Joey Lawrence Is Becoming A Chippendales Dancer, Whoa!
Coachella 2013: General, VIP Advance Passes Sold Out
Missing ‘Terminator 3′ Actor Was Reportedly In Child Custody Battle
‘Queen Of Disco’ Donna Summer Dies At 63
Soap Star Thom Bierdz Opens Up About Unspeakable Family Tragedy
CBS Announces 2012-2013 Primetime Schedule
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Brown Calls For Pay, Welfare Cuts In Face Of $16B Deficit
Gov. Jerry Brown on Monday called for deeper spending cuts for health and welfare spending and a shortened work week for state employees in his revised plan to reduce the state's $16 billion deficit.
Mad Cow Quarantines Lifted At 2 Central Calif. Dairies
Quarantines were lifted on two Central California dairies associated with a case of mad cow disease after investigators found no link between the illness and food the diseased bovine might have consumed, federal officials said Friday.
Facebook Now Worth More Than Amazon.com, McDonalds In Public Debut
Calif. Jobless Rate Dips Slightly After Hiring Slowdown In April
Will Potential Investors ‘Like’ What They See With Facebook?
US ‘Long-Term Competitiveness’ At Risk Over Cyber Attacks
CBS Announces 2012-2013 Primetime Schedule
Businesses, Landowners Will Pay $6.6M To Fund Toxic Cleanup In South El Monte
Virgin Atlantic To Allow In-Flight Cell Phone Use
Politics
More Brown Calls For Pay, Welfare Cuts In Face Of $16B Deficit
Gov. Jerry Brown on Monday called for deeper spending cuts for health and welfare spending and a shortened work week for state employees in his revised plan to reduce the state's $16 billion deficit.
New Data To Be Released On LA City Fire Response Times
On the eve of an audit being released on Los Angeles City Fire response times, Councilman Dennis Zine met with firefighters at Station 88 in the San Fernando Valley.
Census Data Shows Calif. Hispanic Population To Top Whites By 2013
Long Beach Considers ‘Do Not Knock’ Registry For Door-To-Door Solicitors
New Lawsuit Seeks To Overturn Calif. Teacher Employment Rules
Obama Campaign Moves To Undermine Romney’s Business Credentials
Villaraigosa’s Proposed Layoffs Called ‘An Attack On Women’
Jerry Brown Pitches Plan To Fix’s California’s $16B Budget Deficit
Villaraigosa Participates In Food Drive To Help ‘Stamp Out Hunger’
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New Treatment Helps Ease Sleep Apnea, Snoring
A new treatment is offering relief to people suffering from sleep apnea and snoring.
Mad Cow Quarantines Lifted At 2 Central Calif. Dairies
Quarantines were lifted on two Central California dairies associated with a case of mad cow disease after investigators found no link between the illness and food the diseased bovine might have consumed, federal officials said Friday.
Cal State Fullerton Becomes First CSU School To Ban Smoking On Campus
Experts, Users Say There Are Risks To Using Eyelash Extensions
LA County 911 System Overwhelmed By Unnecessary Calls
Businesses, Landowners Will Pay $6.6M To Fund Toxic Cleanup In South El Monte
Scientists Find Genetic Difference In Highly-Sensitive People
Appellate Court Rules Man Can Sue Hospital Over ‘Excruciating’ Catheter Mishap
Life Plan Promises Better Health, Weight Loss With 30 Simple Habits
