College Student Dies 2 Months After Being Stabbed On Montebello Bus
A 27-year-old man is facing murder charges in what the L.A. Sheriff called an "unprovoked" and "savage attack."
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A 27-year-old man is facing murder charges in what the L.A. Sheriff called an "unprovoked" and "savage attack."
When the magnitude-6.0 earthquake hit the Napa and Sonoma Valleys in the summer of 2014, it killed one person, injured several hundred and caused more than $500 million in losses.
A report of a man with a gun near one of the lanes inside Pinz, the same bowling alley where O.T. Genasis' birthday party was being held, prompted a large police response at about 12:30 a.m. Officers swarmed the bowling alley on Ventura Boulevard as a police helicopter buzzed above.
Several cars struck the ladder after it fell onto the freeway.
Footage from a nearby security camera shows the man wearing a red hat jumping over a back fence into a condominium complex on West Edinger Avenue in Santa Ana.
The shelter, which would be built on a former 3-acre Metro bus yard on Sunset and Main would provide housing for up to 100 homeless people at a time, with 24-hour access, showers and round-the-clock security on site.
"Most people in this profession would think it's not true, but it sounds like that's the case," said a Fontana police officer.
The Santa Monica Police Department turned over the case, which was first reported to it in November.
With bullet still flying, some officers began to tend to some of the most seriously wounded victims.
Investigators say Chase Bishop accidentally fired a weapon that fell while he was dancing at a Denver club.
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Refugio "Ref" Rodriguez, a Los Angeles Unified School District Board member, was taken into custody by Pasadena police officers about 4:30 p.m. March 16.
The so-called "head tax" was repealed on a 7-2 vote from the council Tuesday, reversing the unanimous vote to pass it on May 14.
The investigation was revealed in a restraining order granted Wednesday against a man who has been acting as Lee's business manager and personal adviser.
Apple is reportedly closing a loophole that allows locked iPhones to be accessed without their owners' passcodes.