Only On 9: When Attending Meetings At Jurupa Valley City Hall, Remember To Take Off The Mask
Everyone is welcome at Jurupa Valley City Hall. Well, perhaps not the Lone Ranger, wrestler Mil Mascaras, Batman or the Phantom of the Opera.
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Everyone is welcome at Jurupa Valley City Hall. Well, perhaps not the Lone Ranger, wrestler Mil Mascaras, Batman or the Phantom of the Opera.
Frederick's of Hollywood is closing its flagship store on Hollywood Boulevard and other locations.
The nation's top labor official ratcheted up pressure on the two sides haggling over a new contract for dockworkers at West Coast seaports, reportedly saying if they don't reach an agreement by Friday, they'll have to leave California and negotiate in Washington.
Beyoncé appears to be the latest celebrity to have unaltered photographs leaked online.
Harris Wittels, who also performed as a stand-up comic and as a drummer in the band Don't Stop or We'll Die, was pronounced dead at the scene
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Erica Melissa Alonso, 26, and her date made friends with a couple at the Sutra Lounge in the early morning of February 15.
A museum in downtown Los Angeles is honoring those who have broken barriers in the world of firefighting.
The Chargers and Raiders are moving forward on a back-up plan to share a privately financed $1.7 billion stadium in Carson, according to published reports.
A San Bernardino officer who was gravely wounded in a shooting last summer is continuing to make a miraculous recovery.
"What drives me is what's waiting for me at the end -- and that is success," says junior Vanessa Delgadillo.
As many as two pedestrians have been struck by a vehicle after a traffic collision in Boyle Heights.
Authorities have apprehended three potential suspects after responding to a call of armed robbery in Long Beach.
Bats have very small teeth, and their bites could go unnoticed.
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