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Garden Grove Strawberry Festival Officials Warn Of Scammer Selling Vendor Booths For Canceled EventOrganizers with Garden Grove's Strawberry Festival warned the public Tuesday of a scheme to sell vendor booths for the annual event, which was canceled this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Fontana Softball Coach Osbaldo Gonzalez Arrested For Allegedly Molesting 3 Of His PlayersOsbaldo Gonzalez, 44, was arrested Saturday and is being held on $250,000 bail. He is scheduled to make his first appearance in court Tuesday.
Petition Launched To Help Save Hollywood's Cinerama DomeSouthland movie fans have created a petition to help save the iconic Cinerama Dome on Sunset Boulevard following the news that the ArcLight and Pacific theaters in the Los Angeles area will not reopen.
Jauhar Tajuddin Shuaib Of Irvine Faces Hate Crime Charge After Allegedly Punching Woman, Hurling Racial Comments At HerPolice say the hate crime attack happened Sunday at about 10:42 a.m. in the 1600 block of Valencia, where a woman said she had been attacked.
COVID-19 Mortality Rate 'Shockingly' Higher For LA County's Black, Latino Men; Also Have Much Lower Rates Of VaccinationEven with rather similar case rates between men and women, Los Angeles County Public Health officials say the COVID-19 mortality rate among men is nearly double, at 289 deaths per 100,000, than that of women, which is 153 deaths per 100,000.
El Sereno Recreation Center Vaccination Site To Close Wednesday, Will Be Replaced With New East LA SiteThe El Sereno Recreation Center COVID vaccination site will close at the end of the day Wednesday but will be replaced by a new site Eugene A. Obregon Park in East Los Angeles.
LAUSD Welcomes Kindergarteners, First Graders Back To 61 Elementary SchoolsAfter more than a year, the Los Angeles Unified School District welcomed kindergarteners and first graders back to 61 elementary schools Tuesday.
San Pedro Man Arrested In 1996 Disappearance Of Kristin SmartIn May of 1996, Kristin Smart of Stockton disappeared while a freshman at California Polytechnic State University in San Luis Obispo. She was last seen leaving an off-campus party. Her body has never been found.
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Harbour Town Golf Links Profile: Shot-Making Excellence Required At RBC HeritageHarbour Town Golf Links, home of this week's RBC Heritage, offers a strategic minimalist design within the serene setting of Hilton Head.
Baseball Report: J.D. Martinez, Red Sox On FireThis week's Baseball Report looks at J.D. Martinez's three-home run outing, Musgrove's complete-game shutout and the Phillies' controversial win.
Golden Knights Rally After Slow Start, Beat Kings 4-2Max Pacioretty scored his 300th career goal, Mark Stone had a goal and an assist, and the Vegas Golden Knights beat the Los Angeles Kings 4-2 on Monday night.
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'Sad To See It Go': ArcLight Cinemas, Pacific Theatres Closing Permanently Due To Pandemic LossesArcLight Cinemas and Pacific Theatres will not reopen due to losses suffered during the pandemic. The news comes just one week after Los Angeles County allowed movie theaters to increase capacity.
2 Men Hospitalized After Large Explosion At Valley Glen Home, Investigation OngoingNeighbors were slowing cleaning up their street Monday after Los Angeles Fire Department crews responded late Sunday to a Valley Glen home when a large explosion rocked an entire neighborhood.
Study Shows That Consumer Confidence In OC Is On The Rise As Residents Brace For Light At The End Of The TunnelA new study from Chapman University finds that consumer confidence in Orange County is soaring back to pre-pandemic levels as businesses begin to reopen and more people receive their coronavirus vaccinations. Stacey Butler reports.
Sister Of Woman Suspected In Children's Deaths Says Court System Failed ThemCourt documents obtained Monday by CBS Los Angeles show 30-year-old Liliana Carrillo, the woman suspected in the deaths of her three children, was involved in an ongoing custody battle with their father, Erik Denton.
Judge Overturns Attempted Murder Conviction For Ignacio Ixta, Jr.An Oxnard man will be home soon after a judge overturned his 2010 attempted murder conviction.
'It's Heartbreaking': ArcLight Cinemas, Pacific Theaters To Close Permanently Due To Pandemic LossesArcLight Cinemas and Pacific Theaters will not reopen due to losses suffered during the pandemic. The news comes just one week after Los Angeles County allowed movie theaters to increase capacity.
LA County Makes Changes To COVID Vaccine Sites Ahead Of Eligibility ExpansionAs Los Angeles County prepares to expand COVID vaccine eligibility, the county has made some changes to some of its vaccination sites.
Suspect In Custody After Reports Of Man With Rifle Prompted Lockdown Of Sylmar High SchoolAll staff and students were evacuated safely after reports of a man with a rifle prompted the lockdown of Sylmar High School Monday afternoon.
Group Gathers In South LA To Protest Deadly Minnesota Police Shooting Of Daunte WrightA small group gathered in South Los Angeles on Monday afternoon to protest the police shooting death of Daunte Wright. Chris Holmstrom reports.
CBS2 Investigations
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.
Veterans Affairs Ends Experiments On Cats In West LAThe Veteran's Administration now says it has ended experiments on cats in West LA — at least for now.
