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'Juno' Star Elliot Page Announces He Is Transgender

"I can't begin to express how remarkable it feels to finally love who I am enough to pursue my authentic self," Page wrote on Twitter.

Supervisor Sheila Kuehl Dines Outside Hours After Voting For Ban

Los Angeles County Supervisor Sheila Kuehl dined outside in Santa Monica hours after voting for an outdoor dining ban, according to reports.

CIF Delays Start, Cancels Fall Regional, State Championship Dates

With no youth sports guidance from the California Department of Public Health, CIF puts Season 1 start dates "on hold" until further notice.

Lawsuit Accuses California Of Failing Students During Pandemic

An LA family is suing the state, accusing it of leaving districts in the lurch and letting low-income students fall through the cracks.

Lake Forest Restaurant Vandalized, Community Rallies

Urban Grill restaurateurs turn the other cheek after vandals scrawled hate messages on their front window & cemented their front door shut.

Shots Fired Near DA Jackie Lacey's Granada Hills Home

Suspects opened fire with members of Lacey's security staff during an attempted carjacking Saturday night.

Breaking Up Is Hard To Do, Unless It's At The Neighborhood Panera

It's said that Panera Bread is still the best place to plan a "safe" break up, grab a Margherita Flat Bread Pizza, or both.

Conception Captain Faces 34 Charges Of Seaman's Manslaughter

The 67-year-old captain, who survived the deadly boat fire, was negligent, leading to the deaths of dozens, an indictment alleges.

LA County Reports A Staggering 7,593 New Coronavirus Cases

COVID-19 hospitalizations and deaths are also surging, prompting officials to warn that local hospitals are soon to run out of bed space.

Laguna Police Play Santa's Helpers With Lost Amazon Packages

Amazon packages from a jettisoned container discovered on Nyes Place were returned to their rightful owners thanks to the Laguna Beach cops.

'Women Make Film Day': Mitch O'Farrell Honors Women Filmmakers

O'Farrell partnered with Turner Classic Movies to promote the work of women in Hollywood on Dec. 1.

Traffic Accident Sparks Brush Fire, Power Failures In Malibu

A car-pole collision Monday night caused a two-acre brush fire and mass power outage that also closed down Topanga Canyon Boulevard.

One Person Hospitalized After Multi-Car Crash In Sherman Oaks

The crash happened around 6:45 p.m. on the northbound 405 freeway connector to the westbound 101 freeway.

Santa Ana Winds, Elevated Fire Risk In North Hollywood This Week

Red Flag conditions are likely to arise on Wednesday and could last until next week, according to the National Weather Service.

12-Year-Old Boy Goes Missing In Panorama City

Hugo Martinez, 12, was last seen early Monday morning. He left his house without his cellphone or other belongings.

MyMobileWatchdog Founder Pleads 'Not Guilty' To Investment Fraud

A Newport Beach executive is charged with 27 felonies over shady marketing aimed at investors of his parental cell phone monitoring app.

$5.6 million Fund Set Up To Help LA County Eateries

To offset the county's ban on in-person restaurant dining, Los Angeles County created a fund helping eateries with up to $30K in relief.

Drive-Thru Coronavirus Testing Offered At Malibu City Hall

The city is offering drive-thru testing Wednesday and Thursday to everyone, regardless of residence or health status.

'Jeopardy!' Production Begins In Culver City

Production started Monday on the set of "Jeopardy!" in Culver City.

3 Shot, 1 Killed At Pasadena Park

Police are investigating a triple shooting at Villa Park in Pasadena Tuesday.

Palos Verdes Estates Police Rescue Hiker Off A Cliff

Palos Verdes Estates police helped rescue a hiker off a cliff early Tuesday.