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The University of Southern California announced Friday it will hold in-person commencement ceremonies for both the Class of 2020 and the Class of 2021 at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.
Sequoia Edwards, 35, of Moreno Valley; 42-year-old Mireya Ramos of Colton; and 33-year-old Paris Thomas of San Bernardino, were all arrested this week on suspicion of filing dozens of fraudulent EDD claims in the names of California state prison inmates.
According to the LAPD, a black Ford Flex was driving southbound on Crenshaw Boulevard at about 2:35 p.m. on April 1 when it hit the rear of a moped.
A stretch of beachfront property in Manhattan Beach that was wrongfully seized from a Black family about 91-years-ago could soon be returned to them.
There will be about 15,000 fans in the stands when the Dodgers receive their World Series rings.
Rapper DMX, whose real name is Earl Simmons, died Friday after suffering a heart attack last week at his White Plains, New York, home. He was 50.
Letters of commendation were presented to 11-year-old Travis Navarro of Buena Park, and sisters 17-year-old Stephanie Roa and 15-year-old Ashley Roa at Fire Station #61 in Buena Park Thursday.
Capacity will be limited to 4,000. It will kick off its full summer season in July.
Prince Philip, husband of Britain's Queen Elizabeth II, has died, the royal family announced Friday. He was 99.
Work on the Highway 1 at Rat Creek, south of Big Sur, is two months ahead of schedule thanks to favorable weather and soil conditions, according to Caltrans District 5.
Chants of "Save our store" from workers and activists echoed up and down the aisles of the Sunset Boulevard Thursday.
The previous homeowner refused to leave, citing the COVID-19 eviction moratorium.
A Southern California mother held onto her son's homework assignment for 28 years, allowing her son to reunite with the brain surgeon who saved his father's life. DeMarco Morgan reports.
Rapper DMX's manager, Steve Rifkind, took to social media Thursday night to say the 50-year-old songwriter and actor was alive and on life support.
Pearl Sinthia Fernandez alleges in the petition that she could not now be convicted of first-degree murder or second-degree murder because of recent changes made in state law.
