Santa Monica, CA|News|
Judge Says She's Inclined To Trim Lawsuit Over Model's Death
A judge said Tuesday she is inclined to pare a lawsuit filed on behalf of the 11-year-old daughter of a Playboy model.
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Los Angeles, CA|News|
Port of Los Angeles Teams With IBM To Detect Cyber Attacks
The Port of Los Angeles Monday announced an agreement with IBM to design and operate a Cyber Resilience Center, officials announced.
Palos Verdes, CA|News|
White Former Hotel Worker Alleges Resort Tolerated Discrimination
A white security guard is suing an upscale hotel in Rancho Palos Verdes, alleging he was fired in July for complaining about discrimination.
Los Angeles, CA|News|
Lacey Concedes Defeat In Contentious LA District Attorney Race
Los Angeles County District Attorney Jackie Lacey conceded defeat to challenger George Gascon on Friday.
Los Angeles, CA|News|
Authorities ID Armed Robbery Suspect Fatally Shot By LAPD
Los Angeles police have identified an armed robbery suspect who was fatally shot by police.
Marina Del Rey, CA|News|
Marina Del Rey Man Pleads Guilty In $3.3M Ponzi Scheme
A Marina del Rey man pleaded guilty Tuesday to a federal charge that he operated a $3.3 million Ponzi scheme.
Marina Del Rey, CA|News|
Plea Hearing Delayed For Marina Del Rey Man In $3.3M Ponzi Scheme
An accountant who lives in Marina del Rey will plead guilty Thursday to a federal charge for running a $3.3 million Ponzi scheme.
Santa Monica, CA|News|
LA Sparks Doctor Alleges Former Housekeeper Stole Watch
The team doctor for the Los Angeles Sparks is suing a former housekeeper, alleging she took an expensive watch from his Beverly Hills home.
Los Angeles, CA|News|
Coronavirus Outbreak Moves Through Adelanto ICE Detention Center
A civil rights group is demanding action following a major coronavirus outbreak at the Adelanto ICE Processing Center.
Los Angeles, CA|News|
Charges Filed Against Lynwood Armed Carjacking Suspect
Carjacking and other charges were filed Thursday in Compton against a man accused of an armed carjacking.
Los Angeles, CA|News|
Waters Wants FAA's Support For Inglewood High Soundproofing
Rep. Maxine Waters wants the FAA's support for the Inglewood High Soundproofing Project.
Venice-Mar Vista, CA|News|
LA Health Director: No Link Between School Reopenings, Election
LA County's public health director denied that plans for reopening school campuses amid the pandemic are politically linked to the election.
Culver City, CA|News|
`Jeopardy!' Begins New Season With Upgraded Set
"Jeopardy!" starts its 37th season Monday.
Redondo Beach, CA|News|
LA County Will Train Businesses In Pandemic Protocols
LA County will begin a business training program designed to train people in safety protocols during the coronavirus pandemic.
Los Angeles, CA|News|
LA Begins Installing Vote By Mail Drop Boxes Throughout City
LA Bureau of Streets Services started installing 123 Vote by Mail drop boxes around the city for the 2020 general election.
Marina Del Rey, CA|News|
Marina Del Rey Man To Plead Guilty To Running Ponzi Scheme
A Marina del Rey man has agreed to plead guilty to running a $3.3 million Ponzi scheme.
Los Angeles, CA|News|
Waters Calls For Sheriff's Department Probe After Fatal Shooting
Rep. Maxine Waters called for an investigation of the sheriff's department after the deadly shooting of a Black cyclist this week in LA.
Redondo Beach, CA|News|
Honda And General Motors To Establish Strategic Alliance In US
Honda and General Motors will begin to jointly develop all-new electric vehicles.
Santa Monica, CA|News|
Theaters Seek Compensation For Lost Revenue Due To Pandemic
Two theater chains sued an insurance company for losses incurred after they were forced to close during the pandemic.
Santa Monica, CA|News|
Scholar On Japanese Internment Dies
Lane Hirabayashi was a son of internment camp survivors and leading scholar on the incarceration of Japanese Americans during World War II.
