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Santa Clarita man sentenced to 8 years for smuggling drugs in stuffed animals

A Santa Clarita man was sentenced today to eight years behind bars for running a drug ring that shipped narcotics hidden in stuffed animals.

Santa Clarita man sentenced to 8 years for smuggling drugs in stuffed animals
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Thousands of UC patient care, service workers continue to strike

Strike by Thousands of UC Patient Care, Service Workers Continues

Thousands of UC patient care, service workers continue to strike
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Man killed, woman injured in Redondo Beach car crash

Man Killed, Woman Injured in Collision in Redondo Beach

Man killed, woman injured in Redondo Beach car crash
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Shohei Ohtani expected to be winner of National League MVP

Shohei Ohtani Expected To Be Announced as National League MVP

Shohei Ohtani expected to be winner of National League MVP
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Vehicle collides with Metro train in South LA; 1 injured

A Metro A Line train and a car collided Wednesday in the south Los Angeles area, and one person was injured.

Vehicle collides with Metro train in South LA; 1 injured
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405 freeway southbound lanes reopened after 1 killed in multi-vehicle collision

A person was killed in a multi-vehicle crash on the southbound San Diego 405 Freeway in the Costa Mesa area, authorities said today.

405 freeway southbound lanes reopened after 1 killed in multi-vehicle collision
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LAX begins new testing phase for $3.3 billion people mover

The airport’s people mover (APM) has entered a new phase of testing which brings it one step closer to finally boarding passengers.

LAX begins new testing phase for $3.3 billion people mover
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Sanctuary city policy adopted by LA Council

The City Council Friday formally established Los Angeles, the second-largest municipality in the nation, as a "sanctuary" for migrants, prohibiting city resources or personnel from being used to help federal enforcement of immigration laws.

Sanctuary city policy adopted by LA Council
Health|Environment|Local|News

County Health Department issues 7 warnings for area beaches

People planning to visit any of seven area beaches should avoid swimming, surfing or playing in ocean waters due to high bacteria levels, the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health warned today.

County Health Department issues 7 warnings for area beaches
News|Local

California legislators conveneto protect state from federal threats

California Governor Gavin Newsom has called a special legislative session beginning Dec. 2 to strengthen the state’s legal defenses against potential actions by former President Trump’s incoming administration. The session will focus on protecting California values through increased funding for legal resources and defensive measures in response to Trump’s public statements, proposals, and previous administrative actions that could affect individual rights. “The freedoms we hold dear in California are under attack — and we won’t sit idle. California has faced this challenge before, and we know how to respond. We are prepared, and we will do everything necessary to ensure

California legislators conveneto protect state from federal threats
Environment|Local|News

Rising heat drives drought more than lack of rain, UCLA study says

According to recent research from experts at the University of California, Los Angeles and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, higher temperatures brought on by anthropogenic climate change have turned an ordinary drought in the American West into the “exceptional” category, with greater evaporation contributing more than a lack of rainfall.  The study, published in Science Advances, found that evaporation accounted for 61% of drought severity in the West from 2020 to 2022, while reduced precipitation contributed 39%. “Research has already shown that warmer temperatures contribute to drought, but this is, to our knowledge, the first study that actually shows

Rising heat drives drought more than lack of rain, UCLA study says
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4 injured, 1 critically, in Koreatown fire

A Koreatown fire damaged an apartment building today and left four people injured, one critically.

4 injured, 1 critically, in Koreatown fire
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72-year-old Northridge violin teacher arrested for alleged lewd acts with a minor

A 72-year-old violin teacher suspected of lewd acts with a minor at his Northridge residence was arrested today.

72-year-old Northridge violin teacher arrested for alleged lewd acts with a minor
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Some homeowners eligible for up to $8,000 towards heat pump

Eligible homeowners in California may receive tax rebates of up to $8,000 to install heat pumps in their residences, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Thursday.

Some homeowners eligible for up to $8,000 towards heat pump
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1 dead, 1 injured in Villa Park High construction accident

The Orange County Fire Authority responded to a construction accident at Villa Park High School Thursday.

1 dead, 1 injured in Villa Park High construction accident
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Mayor Bass swears in McDonnell as 59th L.A. chief of police

Bass Swears In McDonnell as LAPD Chief in Ceremony Today

Mayor Bass swears in McDonnell as 59th L.A. chief of police
US|Local|News|Political

Theodore Olson, attorney who helped overturn CA same-sex marriage ban, dies

Theodore Olson, Attorney Who Helped Overturn CA Same-Sex Marriage Ban, Dies

Theodore Olson, attorney who helped overturn CA same-sex marriage ban, dies
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Mountain Fire reaches 48% containment in Ventura County

Fire crews from Los Angeles and Orange counties and across California continue to work Tuesday to battle a wildfire in Ventura County. The wildfire, known as the Mountain Fire, has forced thousands of people to evacuate from their homes, amid the Santa Ana winds. According to Cal Fire, the fire has left a total of six injuries, 207 structures have been destroyed, and 90 structures have been damaged.  “The fire is burning in steep, rugged terrain, with dry and receptive fuels, which have challenged containment efforts. Fire activity moderated due to the decrease in winds over the fire,” Cal Fire

Mountain Fire reaches 48% containment in Ventura County
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Thousands of Kaiser mental health workers continue strike at SoCal centers

Nearly 2,400 workers continue to strike as of Tuesday across Kaiser Permanente mental health facilities in Southern California.

Thousands of Kaiser mental health workers continue strike at SoCal centers
Environment|Local|News

USC study finds connection from pollution to decreased memory in kids

A recent study by the University of Southern California revealed that exposure to air pollution can harm children’s learning and memory.  Ammonium nitrate, a specific component of fine particle air pollution primarily produced by agricultural emissions, is associated with decreased learning and memory performance in children aged 9 and 10. The comprehensive research analyzed data from 8,500 children nationwide, suggesting potential long-term implications for cognitive development. The study, published in Environmental Health Perspectives, examined the effects of PM2.5, a mixture of microscopic particles measuring less than 2.5 micrometers in diameter. These particles can penetrate deep into the lungs and enter

USC study finds connection from pollution to decreased memory in kids
Lifestyle|Local|News

Americans spend less time outside home post-COVID, UCLA study reveals

A recent study by the University of California, Los Angeles indicates that Americans are spending more time inside their homes and far less time outside.  Other studies – like a survey conducted by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics – indicate that this could be a post-COVID phenomenon while there are studies that also suggest that Americans were spending more time alone even before the pandemic.  A study published on Oct. 30 by Brian D. Taylor and Sam Speroni of the UCLA Institute of Transportation Studies (ITS) and Eric A. Morris of Clemson University revealed that people are spending almost

Americans spend less time outside home post-COVID, UCLA study reveals
Election|Local|News

Election Results: California voters reject measure to end involuntary labor

Voters have rejected Proposition 6 – a measure to end involuntary labor for inmates – in California. This proposition would have amended the California Constitution to remove a provision that lets prisons and jails force inmates to work. It could have potentially increased or decreased state and local costs, depending on how the work for people in state prison and county jail would have changed. According to legislative summaries of prison work, California currently mandates thousands of incarcerated people to work at jobs – like packaging nuts, doing dishes, and making license plates – for less than 74 cents an

Election Results: California voters reject measure to end involuntary labor
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Steve Katz named as L.A. chief deputy district attorney by Nathan Hochman

Nathan Hochman Names Steve Katz Chief Deputy DA

Steve Katz named as L.A. chief deputy district attorney by Nathan Hochman
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Bronny James went scoreless in victory over Toronto Raptors

Bronny James Recalled By Lakers, Goes Scoreless in Victory Over Raptors

Bronny James went scoreless in victory over Toronto Raptors

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