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SoFi Stadium Looking To Fill More Than 3,000 Part-Time Positions With Job Fairs Being Held This MonthSoFi Stadium is looking to fill more than 3,000 part-time event day jobs.
Yellow Tier Reopenings Still Cause Challenges For LA Bars, RestaurantsThe county officially entered the yellow tier last week, but the economic repercussions of the pandemic are still causing some bar and restaurant owners problems.
Beverly Hills PD Arrests Suspected Masked Bandit Linked To 30 BurglariesThe Beverly Hills Police Department Thursday arrested a man suspected in more than 30 Los Angeles-area burglaries.
62-Year-Old Man Discovered Wednesday Shot To Death Has Been IdentifiedA man found shot to death Wednesday in a parked car in South LA has been identified
Convicted Sex Offender Faces Potential Life In Prison Over New AccusationsJudge Randall Stamen ruled that 43-year-old David Everett Leibowitz, of Menifee, must stand trial on a dozen sex-related felony charges
Concerns Growing As Encampment Expands On Venice BoardwalkOne resident's home security camera has captured what he called a year of mayhem — a building fire one block away and tent fire after tent fire.
Police Break Up Large Party At Tarzana Home Of Singer Chris BrownLos Angeles police told CBSLA that anywhere from 300 to 500 people were in attendance.
78-Year-Old Celebrates Birthday By Running From LA To Washington, DCVeteran distance runner Stan Cottrell plans to celebrate his 78th birthday on Friday by kicking off a 100-day run from L.A. to Washington, D.C. while raising money for charity.
Local Sports
Angels Release Albert Pujols In Final Year Of 10-Year, $253 Million ContractThe Angels are parting ways with slugger Albert Pujols, saying they have designated him for assignment.
Wells Fargo Championship Preview: 'Quail Hollow Tests You From The First Hole,' Says CBS Sports' Frank NobiloThe Wells Fargo Championship returns with a strong field after COVID caused its cancellation last year.
Lowe Homers As Rays Overcome Ohtani To Defeat Angels 3-1Brandon Lowe hit a three-run homer and the Tampa Bay Rays were able to overcome five scoreless innings from Los Angeles’ Shohei Ohtani, rallying for a 3-1 victory over the Angels Wednesday night.
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Gov. Ron DeSantis Signs Florida’s Controversial Voting BillGov. Ron DeSantis signed into law Senate Bill 90, Florida’s controversial voting bill which critics say curbs access to mail-in voting in the state.
Town Hall: Facing The Child Care CrisisReporters Tom Wait and Kristine Lazar hosted a live town hall Thursday on CBSN Los Angeles to discuss the child care crisis.
SoFi Stadium HiringSoFi Stadium seeking to hire as many as 3,000 people
Rescue Group In Huntington Beach Seeks Donations To Help Care For 600 Orphaned DucklingsIt's baby duck season in Southern California and one local rescue group needs help caring for hundreds of orphaned ducklings.
Angels Release Albert PujolsJim Hill examines Albert Pujols history with the Angels
Knottsberry Farm ReopeningTina Patel interviews season-pass holders enjoying the theme park before it's official reopening.
Police Break Up Large Party At Tarzana Home Of Singer Chris BrownA massive birthday party at the Tarzana home of singer Chris Brown was broken up by police early Thursday morning.
Hollywood’s Legendary Musso & Frank Reopens After Nearly Year-Long ClosureThe landmark Hollywood restaurant Musso & Frank Grill will reopen Thursday for the first time since being shuttered last summer because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Police Pursuit Ends In Standoff In North Hollywood; Suspect Spotted Making Phone Call On RoofA robbery suspect has surrendered after leading police in a pursuit, then trying to lose them by jumping walls and roofs in North Hollywood.
CBS2 Investigations
Goldstein Investigates: Trailers Meant To Shelter Homeless Residents Sitting Unused In Parking LotsIn a city where more than 40,000 residents are living on the street, dozens and dozens of travel trailers are sitting unused in parking lots.
LA City Vehicles Hit With Catalytic Converter TheftsCatalytic converter thefts are now hitting taxpayer’s wallets. Thieves are stealing them off City of Los Angeles vehicles.
Goldstein Investigates: Taxi Drivers Question Uber's Deal With City Providing Rides To COVID-19 Vaccine SitesUber's $500,000 donation of rides to the Mayor's Fund for Los Angeles has come under fire from the city's taxi drivers who claim the rideshare giant is trying to influence city politics.
