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An armed man accused of trying to enter the parking garage of the Edward R. Roybal Federal Building in downtown Los Angeles was charged Thursday with a misdemeanor weapons offense.
The Los Angeles Emergency Operations Center Thursday reported the highest number in months of police and fire department employees self-isolating at home due to COVID-19.
California Highway Patrol officers pursued a white Toyota sedan Thursday, following the vehicle through Orange, Riverside and San Bernardino Counties before bringing the pursuit to an end with a PIT-maneuver in Palmdale.
A 2-year-old boy was recovering Thursday after being attacked by a coyote at El Cariso Regional Park in Sylmar.
The Music Center announced Thursday that the Walt Disney Concert Hall has reopened to the public and visitors can now take free self-guided tours.
Since June 1, there have been 184 children under the age of 12 in Orange County who have tested positive for COVID-19.
On Thursday, the Walt Disney Co. announced that around 2,000 jobs in Southern California will be relocated to a new facility in central Florida.
A rally was held outside Carson City Hall Thursday in an attempt to bring awareness to three mobile home parks that are closing for new developments, leaving some senior residents who live there now fearing they might become homeless due to higher rents elsewhere.
The incident happened last Saturday while El Monte police officers were conducting an unrelated investigation in the 4000 block of Maxon Road. The officers returned to their vehicles to find six of their tires had been slashed.
The University of California system is mandating coronavirus vaccines for students, faculty, staff and other school-affiliated individuals before the fall term begins.
The Hollywood Museum, home to thousands of props, costumes and set pieces from the worlds of movies, television and music, will reopen to the public on Aug. 4.
Sulmi Gonzalez-Calderon, 42; Karla Lopez-Meza, 33; and 50-year-old Eulalia Pacharrez, all of Los Angeles, face charges of furnishing prescription drugs without a license.
Both the pilot and passenger were injured in the crash and taken to an area hospital, though their injuries did not appear to be serious.
The fire was reported at a construction site for a high-rise building at 12100 W. Olympic Blvd., west of Bundy Drive. The rebar at the construction site became electrically energized, injuring three workers and igniting the structure, according to Nicholas Prange of the Los Angeles Fire Department.
The crash happened in the 18500 block of West Burbank Boulevard at about 9:30 a.m., according to the Los Angeles Fire Department. One officer and two civilians were taken in fair condition to area hospitals.
