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Firefighter Killed, Captain Shot By Off-Duty Colleague
A firefighter was killed and another is fighting for life following a shooting at an Agua Dulce fire station.
SoCal Teen Shoves Bear To Save Her Dogs
Watch: A viral TikTok video showed a girl lunging into her backyard to push a bear off a wall after the large beast threatened her dogs.
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Plane Lands On The 101 Freeway
The cause of the emergency land was under investigation Tuesday. Video footage from the scene shows a small plane landing in between cars.
Peacock Problem? City Council To Decide On Trapping Program
The City Council will consider whether to continue to pause the city’s humane trapping program in 2021 until a new census is conducted.
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Accused SoCal Freeway Shooter Denies Charges
Jesse Leal Rodriguez, 34, was arraigned Tuesday.
Fireworks, Lakeside Concerts Return To Calabasas
The city announced it will be holding its Fourth of July Fireworks Spectacular and free summer concert series.
Over 2,000 Jobs Available At Universal Studios Hollywood
A few months after reopening for the first time since the pandemic, the theme park is looking to hire job seekers for a variety of roles.
Joint Forces Air Force Base Welcomes Visitors After 16 Months
It's been a long pandemic, but the Joint Forces Air Force Base is once again open to visitors, with health and safety measures in place.
Protestors Gather Outside Beverly Hills CEO Home
Protesters met at the home of developer David Schwartzman to protest what they feel is an unfair purchase of a hub of the Black community.
Aiden Leos's Funeral Saturday As County Searches For Answers
A funeral service for 6-year-old Aiden Leos will be live-streamed for the community, Saturday at noon at Calvary Chapel, Yorba Linda.
Suspect Could Be Tied To Multiple Burglaries, Police Say
A burglary suspect could be connected to multiple burglaries in the area, Culver City police say.
5 Freeway To Shut Down Nightly For Bridge Construction
Drivers are being urged to take the San Diego Freeway instead of the Golden State (5) Freeway overnight for the next few weeks.
Coachella, Stagecoach Music Festivals Announced For 2022
The Coachella Valley economy has lost millions of dollars due to the absence of both festivals amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
LACOE To Consider Malibu School Unification
The Los Angeles County Office of Education will meet Wednesday to review Malibu's request to form its own district.
Season Tickets, $50K Up For Grabs In This Week's Vaccine Lottery
The incentives offered for adults getting vaccinated in LA County come as researchers warn of long-term side effects in COVID-19 patients.
Capt. Jeff Calvert Appointed Laguna Beach's Interim Police Chief
After an abrupt departure by new chief of police Robert Thompson, Laguna Beach Police selected Jeff Calvert to serve as interim chief.
Suspect, Possibly Armed With Knife, Arrested In Northridge
Police arrested a woman they say was chasing a man with a knife near a Northridge intersection.
Hollywood Bowl Opens Ticket Sales For 2021 Summer Concert Season
Tuesday, DJ D-Nice announced the first in-person "Club Quarantine" show would hit the bowl stage in August.
Fuel Spill Closes I-5 South Through South Orange County
The roadway was closed midday Tuesday due to a spill and cleanup in lanes.
Driver Killed In Northridge Crash
One driver was killed Saturday in Northridge when their car crashed into a tree.
Suspect In Scooter Death Arrested On Suspicion Of DUI
A man suspected of crashing into a 91-year-old pedestrian and killing him Saturday in Venice was arrested on suspicion of DUI.
Driver Shot In Studio City Road Rage Incident
The driver of a red Lexus was hospitalized with a minor gunshot wound in his right arm.
Seas The Day: Beach Cleanup & Sound Healing In Santa Monica
Join a beach cleanup and sound healing session in Santa Monica hosted by community environmental group zer0 Debris.
CVS Orange County Gets Customers One Step Closer To Vaccination
CVS vaccination prizes include free cruises, tropical vacations, VIP Super Bowl LVI trip, date nights & other #onestepcloser activities.
Newly Painted Lifeguard Tower Supports Autism, Special Needs
A newly painted lifeguard tower at Mother's Beach supports autism and special needs awareness with the county's Sirens of Silence program.
Rancho Mission Viejo Escencia Hilltop Sells Out: What's Next?
The grand opening of the Village of Rienda, scheduled for Spring 2022, includes the first phase 671 homes in 7 neighborhoods by 4 builders.
Knafeh Queens Bring Palestinian Dessert To Southland
Knafeh Queens is bringing a Palestinian favorite and delicious dessert to the Southland and throughout the U.S.
Suspect Out On Bail Charged In Beating Death Of Anaheim Man
A suspect released on bail for an assault is suspected of beating two men on Monday. One died as a result. His bail now set at $2 million.
Sepulveda Basin Recreation Zone Reopens Along Los Angeles River
Residents can enjoy kayaking, fishing, birdwatching or hiking at the recreation zone.
LAFD Airlifts Woman From Griffith Park On Memorial Day
The woman was hiking north of the Mount Hollywood Tunnel when she injured her ankle.
LA Pride Celebration Creates 300 Volunteer Opportunities
The month-long "Thrive with Pride" celebration will include virtual and in-person events with an emphasis on 'giving back.'
8 CA Cities Among Best Places To Live In U.S., Report Says
Is your California city among the best places to live in the U.S.? Find out.
Mom Who Tortured And Killed 8-Year-Old Son Denied Leniency
Pearl Fernandez was convicted of systematically torturing and killing her son, Gabriel, in one of LA's most notorious child murder cases.
California's Drought Became Dire In May — Here's What To Expect
Much of California is already drier than at the end of the last seven-year drought. It's time to conserve water and brace for fires.
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