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Santa Monica Police Chief Cynthia Renaud Resigning Amid ‘Strained Community-Police Relations’Former Santa Monica Police Chief Jacqueline Seabrooks will resume the role of interim chief until a permanent replacement is found.
Damp Fall Weather Finally Headed For Southern CaliforniaThe cooler temperatures and chance for precipitation are a break from the record high heat the region has been experiencing over the past few weeks.
President Trump Releases Raw Footage Of '60 Minutes' Interview Ahead Of CBS BroadcastPresident Trump on Thursday violated an agreement with CBS News and released the White House's recording of an interview with "60 Minutes," three days ahead of the expected Sunday airing on CBS.
Woman Wanted For Attempted Kidnapping Of 2 Boys In Separate South LA IncidentsSurveillance video was released Thursday of one of the kidnapping attempts, which happened Oct. 18 at a restaurant in the 100 block of West Manchester Avenue.
Ventura County Fires Caused By Electrical Equipment Failures, Investigators FindThe Easy and Maria fires, which broke out in Ventura County last October, were both caused by electrical equipment failures, authorities announced Thursday.
Pipe Break Sends Thousands Of Gallons Of Water Flooding Cahuenga Blvd. In HollywoodThe break occurred on Cahuenga Boulevard just off the 101 Freeway, a few blocks from The Ford theater.
Man Killed, Several Hurt After Pickup Flips During Street Takeover In Costa MesaThe driver was arrested on murder charges. The man killed is believed to be his cousin, police said.
World Series Wager: Adam Schiff, California Dems Set Up Friendly Mask Wager With Tampa Bay CounterpartsGolden State politicians are going to bat for the boys in blue by making a friendly wager with their Sunshine State colleagues.
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World Series Wager: Adam Schiff, California Dems Set Up Friendly Mask Wager With Tampa Bay CounterpartsGolden State politicians are going to bat for the boys in blue by making a friendly wager with their Sunshine State colleagues.
LeBron James' SpringHill Company Reaches Multi-Project Deal With Audible, Producing More Than A Vote Voting Rights SpecialThe Lakers star's offseason may be here, but he's still working and creating meaningful content in the process.
Raiders Hit Hard By COVID Scare; 'Hopefully We’ll Get Some Players Back Tomorrow Or For Sunday'Raiders head coach Jon Gruden is living through every coach's worse nightmare in this era of COVID. He sent all five starting offensive linemen home as part of coronavirus contact tracing after right tackle Trent Brown was placed on the reserve/COVID-19 list with a positive test.
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California Theme Parks Pushing Back Against Newsom Over Coronavirus Reopening RulesCalifornia theme parks are considering legal action to reopen and get their employees back to work in response to a new wave of closures. Stacey Butler reports.
Health Experts Warn Against Large Gatherings During Holiday SeasonThese gatherings could turn into COVID-19 super spreader events if people are not responsible, experts say.
LMU Professor Says Pope's Support Of Same-Sex Unions Is Way To Reach Out To Those Who Left ChurchFr. Thomas Rausch, professor of Catholic theology at Loyola Marymount University, said the move to support the rights of LGBT people in civil society is different from supporting same-sex marriage, which is a "sacramental issue."
Obama Slams Trump At Joe Biden Rally In PhiladelphiaFormer president Barack Obama did not hold back in his criticisms of President Trump tonight at a drive-in, socially distant rally for Joe Biden in Philadelphia.
Metrolink Train Hits, Kills 1 PersonDelays on the B line in downtown Los Angeles
Hoag Hospital Tapped As Only Site For First Phase Of ImmunityBio & NantKwest COVID-19 Vaccine TrialNewport Beach's Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian -- which cared for the state's first confirmed coronavirus patient -- was selected as the sole site for the first phase of a clinical trial of a coronavirus vaccine jointly developed by NantKwest and ImmunityBio. Michele Gile reports.
Families Of People Killed By LASD Deputies Call For State InvestigationFamilies of those killed by deputies with the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department are demanding the state investigate the department, claiming that it's rife with corruption.
Serious Injuries Prompts Renewed Calls From State Assembly Leaders To Ban Police From Shooting Foam BulletsAmong the events that the Angelenos say left them injured was a protest over the death of George Floyd, a celebration of the Los Angeles Lakers' first championship title since 2010, and driving near a demonstration. Chris Holmstrom reports.
Businesses, Leaders React To Riverside County Moving Down To Most-Restrictive COVID-19 Monitoring TierThe California Department of Public Health has moved Riverside County back into the most restrictive purple tier, just a month after the state allowed the county to reopen some schools and more businesses. Nicole Comstock reports.
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Goldstein Investigates: COVID-19 Testing Lab For LAUSD Students Linked To Superintendent Austin BeutnerThe lab just opened up and the founder had ties to school superintendent Austin Beutner.
Unemployment Insurance Scammers Targeting Unoccupied HomesBut one local woman says she’s getting dozens and dozens of claim letters being sent to her vacant home.
OC Family On The Hook For $4,400 Bill Claiming They Used Equivalent Of 50 Swimming Pools' Worth Of WaterA Garden Grove family got quite the shock when a bill came in the mail charging them more than $4,000 for 760,000 gallons of water usage.
