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Just weeks after surprising fans with plans to hold Comic Con in-person, the event's organizers say they don't have the state's blessing.
Just weeks after surprising fans with plans to hold Comic Con in-person, the event's organizers say they don't have the state's blessing. (Christy Radecic/Invision/AP)

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LA Could Soon Escape State's Most Restrictive Shutdown Tier

Los Angeles is on track to move up a tier on the state's coronavirus economic-reopening roadmap if new cases drop.

OC's Coronavirus Counts Trend Down, No Deaths For 2nd Day

A week is not an extended trend, but with schools reopening and Labor Day over, the county has not seen a rise in counts CEO Frank Kim says.

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Man Gets Prison For Semen Attacks Targeting Co-worker

She discovered who defiled her personal and consumable items in her La Palma office, in what the judge called "sexual revenge."

Magnitude 2.7 Earthquake Jolts South Bay

A magnitude 2.7 earthquake rattled the South Bay on Monday night.

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Did LA's Sheriff Inadvertently Defund His Own Department?

Supervisor Kathryn Barger suggested Sheriff Alex Villanueva have his captains explain how the budget works after he nixed the Parks Bureau.

Tory Lanez Ordered To Avoid Megan Thee Stallion

The rapper appeared before a Los Angeles judge via phone this morning, and arraignment was postponed until November 18.

Secrets Of Disneyland's Haunted Mansion, Is The Park Haunted?

Halloween at Disneyland Resort is our favorite season. Patch looks at 999 happy haunts, & a few more who may roam the park after dark.

California Home Prices Expected To Stagnate As Sales Slow In 2021

The California Association of Realtors anticipates a slowdown in 2021 with low mortgage rates staving off overall price drops.

Santa Monica Woman Admits Price Gouging In Sale Of Face Masks

A Santa Monica woman was charged in federal court with price gouging N95 masks, officials said Tuesday.

LA Comic Con's In-Person Event Abruptly Cancelled

Just weeks after surprising fans with plans to hold Comic Con in-person, the event's organizers say they don't have the state's blessing.

Firefighters Extinguish Fire Near Griffith Park Overnight

The fire burned about an acre of land and was extinguished in about an hour.

Armenian Protesters Host Demonstration Outside CBS Studios

An alleged employee told the protesters "I hope you all die, and I hope your country gets blown up" after being unable to access the lot.

Maggie Gilbert Aquatic Center To Re-Open for Lap Swimming

Guests can register online to reserve 50-minute swimming slots.

Nearly 370K Have Already Voted In Los Angeles County

Angelenos account for a disproportionate share of the state's mail-in voters so far, a sign that they are fired up this election season.

West Hollywood To Host 'Trunk Or Treat' Halloween Event

A drive-through exhibition will include a pumpkin patch, prizes, and a spooky Halloween DJ.

Tell Patch If You See Election Shenanigans In Los Angeles County

ProPublica’s Electionland tip lines are open to take information about problems that prevent people in Los Angeles County from voting

Irvine Man Accused Of Setting Fire To Police Car In Santa Monica

After civil unrest across Southern California in May and a burned-out cop car, an Instagram selfie has led prosecutors to a prime suspect.

Beach Weather Lingers In Orange County, Heat Advisory Inland

Patch reader Angela Madsen sent this photo of Laguna Beach, showcasing the gorgeous weather along the SoCal coastline.

Report To Investigate May 31 Incidents In Santa Monica

An independent report will investigate how Santa Monica authorities responded to fires, looting and damage to local businesses on May 31.

Authorities ID Motorcyclist Killed In Torrance Crash

Officials Tuesday identified a motorcyclist who was killed in a crash with an SUV in Torrance.

Here's Where To Vote Early Or Drop Off Your Ballot In Culver City

In-person, early voting is available at voting centers in Culver City. Find your nearest location.

Dodgers Pin Hopes On Rookie With Kershaw Sidelined

The Dodgers will turn to rookie right-hander Tony Gonsolin to try to even up the National League Championship Series without Kershaw.

Major Fire Tears Through Downtown Textile Business

The fire spread to a neighboring building, and more than 120 firefighters battled the blaze fueled by rolls of fabric.

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