Deadly hit-and-run crashes rise in San Fernando Valley
Compared to 2022, there have been 15% more deadly crashes in San Fernando Valley, 24% of which are being investigated as hit-and-runs.
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Compared to 2022, there have been 15% more deadly crashes in San Fernando Valley, 24% of which are being investigated as hit-and-runs.
The men are in an unknown condition.
Officers started chasing the suspect near the border of Santa Monica and West Los Angeles. Authorities believe there is a child in the car.
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"investigators believe there were multiple suspects and the motive was robbery," said a statement from LASD. No information was provided on the identities of either victim.
A San Fernando police officer has been charged with stealing money from a man during an arrest nearly a year ago, Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón announced Thursday.
Mayor Karen Bass has reportedly tested positive for COVID-19, according to a statement from her office on Thursday.
Greg Louganis, Olympic diver and LGBTQ+ Activist, is set to host an event in Mission Viejo where three of his Olympic medals will be auctioned off in order to bring awareness to HIV/AIDS research and LGBTQ+ organizations.
An Uber driver was fatally shot in an altercation with two passengers in Lynwood on March 24, and at least one of the suspects drove away in the victim's vehicle. One of the suspects has been arrested.
BB-12, the first-ever black bear spotted in the Santa Monica Mountains, seems to be enjoying the sandy beaches in his latest adventure.
Unless you like bathing in untreated sewage, stay away from the Malibu Lagoon for the next couple of days.
The man claimed it was an art installation decked out with a bed, kayak chairs and a table.
The mother and father were rushed to a nearby hospital in serious condition. Their son was taken in a fair condition.
In total, outreach workers were able to place 17 unhoused residents in interim housing, 12 in shared or permanent housing and one in transitional housing.
Temecula's book ban continues to stir controversy in the Inland Empire and the state as the region's school board president and Gov. Gavin Newsom continue to trade rhetorical jabs.
