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LA County Supervisor Kathryn Barger announced Thursday that she's authored a motion to create a Blue-Ribbon Commission on Homelessness that would provide recommendations to the board on ways to solve the homelessness crisis.
Sheriff's officials said Thursday that felon from Hemet is suspected of killing his cellmate at the John Benoit Detention Center in Indio.
On Thursday, the Orange County Health Care Agency reported 304 newly confirmed COVID-19 cases and two new deaths. The daily positivity rate was 3.3%.
The positive mosquito samples were collected from mosquito traps in Bellflower, Studio City and Tarzana.
52-year-old Robert Benlevi is accused of submitting 27 bank loan applications to four banks on behalf of eight purported companies he owned, which in actuality had no workers, officials said.
After cancelling the ceremony last year, the LA City Firefighters Association celebrated its 2019 Firefighter of the Year Thursday.
Attorneys for New York real estate scion Robert Durst, currently on trial for murder, have filed an emergency motion for a mistrial, alleging that he has life-threatening health issues that are continuing to worsen.
In 2020, Americans lost $4.2 billion to online scam artists, with Californians suffering the greatest losses compared to the rest of the country.
28-year-old Jesus Gonzalez Jr. of Sun Valley admitted his involvement in multiple gang-related shootings, officials said.
Jose Pajareto, 43, of Corona; and 32-year-old Dennis Rogge of Wisconsin were arrested last Thursday after a large amount of shampoo and hair products were reported stolen from the pharmacy, in the 11000 block of De Palma Road.
COVID-19 continues to surge and children under the age of 12 remain ineligible for vaccinations, so Los Angeles Unified School District officials want parents to be prepared for the changes they will see this coming school year.
The plan will guide the zoo's efforts through 2026 as it works to change the landscape of conservation by leveraging its knowledge, expertise, partnerships and engagement with communities.
Mary Margaret Kreuper faced a judge Thursday and pleaded guilty to wire fraud and money laundering charges.
The fire burned between 3 and 5 acres. There was no word on a cause.
The proposal, dubbed the "forever hike" by opponents, would be the first increase in in-state tuition and fees for the 10-campus system since 2017.
