Armed Suspect Barricades Himself In North Hollywood Home
A man holding two knives barricaded himself in a home in North Hollywood Wednesday night, the Los Angeles Police Department said.
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A man holding two knives barricaded himself in a home in North Hollywood Wednesday night, the Los Angeles Police Department said.
Gov. Newsom announces a string of new initiatives as a result of the $76 billion budget surplus. Meanwhile, the recall election looms.
Los Angeles Police Department is reporting that shots may have been fired in an apartment building in the Fairfax District.
An executive jet suffered a windshield break prompting the pilot to declare an emergency while flying near the Riverside Municipal Airport.
The Los Angeles Chargers will open their 2021 season by playing at Washington on Sept. 12 and will face the Dallas Cowboys on Sept. 19 in their home opener at SoFi Stadium, the NFL announced Wednesday.
National Highway Safety Traffic Administration investigation a fatal Tesla-involved crash in Fontana on May 5.
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Councilman Mike Bonin on Wednesday defended his effort to explore housing homeless people in campsites or temporary cabins in certain westside parks and beach parking lots.
A panel of independent advisers to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention voted on Wednesday to recommend Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine for adolescents age 12 to 15.
City officials in Pasadena, which has its own health department separate from Los Angeles County, are stepping up to make sure residents are fully vaccinated, an effort that is paying off.
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Burbank's three public libraries will restore full hours beginning Sunday after over a year of limited service during the coronavirus pandemic, city officials announced Wednesday.
