Mourners For Boy Allegedly Tortured To Death Asked To Wear Superhero Shirts
Classmates said Anthony Avalos would stand up for them against bullies at school, and at home he would do the same for his siblings.
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Classmates said Anthony Avalos would stand up for them against bullies at school, and at home he would do the same for his siblings.
One syringe was initially found Thursday afternoon at the universal playground of the Van Nuys-Sherman Oaks Recreation Center, prompting the Los Angeles Police Department to issue a warning.
A multi-agency operation arrested 14 women on prostitution-related charges and 20 men for allegedly soliciting sex acts from undercover deputies.
A newborn baby in Texas has already been guaranteed food for life and a job after her mother gave birth in a Chick-fil-A bathroom.
Two Burger King employees were reportedly fired after allowing the female customer to get out of line and start making food in the fast food shop's kitchen.
The Food and Drug Administration has a message for soy and almond milk drinkers: you're not drinking milk and your bottle labels may change very soon.
About 50 homes remain under mandatory evacuation orders. The fire is burning on the edge of the Cleveland National Forest in Corona.
A Georgia waitress has become an online sensation after body-slamming a customer who was caught on camera groping her.
LA-HOP allows members of the public to fill out a quick outreach form notifying authorities regarding homeless people in their neighborhood who need immediate help.
A three-vehicle crash sent a van crashing into a taqueria.
There were no injuries. Drugs and alcohol were not believed to have been involved.
The movie and TV studio's chief executive, Jim Gianopulos, said in a memo that several people had expressed concern about Powell's unspecified comments last week, prompting an internal investigation.
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The charges don't allege that CG Roxane LLC sold tainted water, but that it illegally shipped and disposed of the toxic waste filtered from well water.
A man seen in La Puente holding a sign asking for donations for the funeral of Jose Mendoza, who supposedly died of leukemia, used a photo of Gabriel Fernandez, the Palmdale boy tortured to death at the hands of his mother and her boyfriend in 2013.
