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LA Mural, Tributes Honor Betty White On 100th BirthdayWhite died on Dec. 31 at the age of 99. "The Golden Girls" actress had the longest-running career in television history as a woman, having starred in shows since 1939.
At Least One Killed In Pileup On 105 Freeway In ParamountAll eastbound lanes of the 105 Freeway were blocked.
Pursuit With Stolen BMW Comes To Wild End In Los FelizLos Angeles police used two PIT maneuvers before a wild pursuit came to an end in Los Feliz Sunday night.
Shots Fired In Studio City Neighborhood, No InjuriesNo one was hurt. The circumstances of the shooting were unclear.
MLK Day Parade In South LA Cancelled For Second Straight YearUnfortunately, the drastic surge in COVID-19 cases has cancelled the parade for another year, throwing a wrench for many who made plans based around the parade.
COVID-19 Testing Demand Still Rising, Experts Predict DeclineCases continue grow at exponential numbers, hospitalizations are ticking upwards and the death toll is not slowing down. However experts like Dr. Nancy Gin of Kaiser Permanente of Southern California told CBSLA Reporter Jake Reiner that we could be nearing a downswing in cases.
'Our Hearts Are Heavy:' Sandra Shells, ER Nurse Attacked Near Union Station, Dies From Injuries On SundaySandra Shells, the emergency room nurse who was attacked at a Metro bus stop on Thursday has passed away from the injuries she suffered from the attack.
Sheriff's Deputies Searching For Missing Rosemead ManSheriff's deputies are searching for Mario David Arambula, a 71-year-old man who suffers from cataracts and high blood pressure. He was last seen on Rosemead Boulevard on Friday.
Local Sports
NFL Announces All-Pro Rosters; Kupp, Donald, Ramsey Make First-TeamThe NFL has announced the 2021 All-Pro Teams, with both Cooper Kupp and Aaron Donald of the Rams being voted in unanimously.
Kings Place Adrian Kempe In COVID-19 ProtocolsThe Kings placed leading goal-scorer and All-Star forward Adrian Kempe into COVID-19 protocols on Sunday.
SoCal Sweep: Oregon Follows UCLA Upset With Win Vs No. 5 USCAfter starting the season 13-0, USC has now lost two of their last three games - the latest coming on Saturday evening when the Ducks soared past the Trojans on the back of 28 points from Will Richardson.
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CBSNLA: The Rundown (Jan. 17 AM Edition)Here are the latest headlines in local news and weather. Updated twice daily.
Sandra Shells, ER Nurse Who Was Viciously Attacked On Thursday While Waiting For Bus, Has DiedSandra Shells, the emergency room nurse of nearly 40-years at County-USC Medical Center has succumbed to the injuries she sustained when she was attacked while waiting for a bus to take her to work on Thursday. The man whom attacked her was arrested and is being held on $2 million bail.
COVID-19 Testing Demand Still Rising, Health Experts See Decline ComingThere is no slow down in the rush to get tested for COVID-19 but health experts expect the winter surge to slow down by the end of the month.
Fatal Three Car Crash in Pasadena Shuts Down Michillinda Avenue#SKY9 was over a fatal car crash in Pasadena under a freeway overpass near Michillinda Avenue and Colorado Boulevard. Three passengers inside the vehicle have died, with one of the victim's being pronounced deceased at the hospital.
Pursuit Of Suspected KidnapperPolice are in pursuit of a driver suspected of kidnapping.
Legendary LA Broadcaster Michael Jackson DiesIconic LA broadcaster Michael Jackson died Saturday after a prolonged battle with Parkinson's disease. He was 87-years-old.
Marina Del Rey Dock Damaged By Saturday Tsunami SurgeDolphin Marina Docks in Marina Del Rey suffered minor damage from the tsunami surge Saturday.
LA County Reports Highest Death Total Due to COVID-19 Since April 2021For the third-straight day, Los Angeles County has reported over 40,000 positive cases of COVID-19, and with 66 additional deaths reported on Saturday, Los Angeles County's death toll due to the Coronavirus pandemic has surpassed 28,000. The reported total is also the most since April 2021.
Union Pacific Rep: 'We're Paying The Price As Consumers' For Increased Train Robberies In LALaurie Perez reports from San Pedro on continued problem of Union Pacific cargo containers being robbed while on a section of train tracks in the Lincoln Heights area. A spokeswoman for Union Pacific speaks with Perez about the issue and the added issue of thieves serving little to no time for their looting.
CBS2 Investigations
Goldstein Investigates: Burgeoning Business Of Black Market Vaccine CardsCBS2’s David Goldstein found vaccine cards are being advertised on sites that promise a fast process and affordable prices.
Exclusive: CBS2 Investigates Low Income Housing ProviderThe company and its owner have been getting nationwide press with claims that they are making a better life for residents living in their apartments, but residents say otherwise.
Oil Rig Operator Waited 3 Hours To Shut Off Pipeline In Huntington Beach Spill, Document SaysDespite receiving a warning that something was wrong, operators of an offshore oil rig appeared to wait more than three hours before shutting off the pipeline.
