Huntington Park announces World Cup street closure
Pacific Blvd. will be closed in Huntington Park for the World Cup soccer match between Mexico and Poland Tuesday.
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Pacific Blvd. will be closed in Huntington Park for the World Cup soccer match between Mexico and Poland Tuesday.
The Los Angeles Reinvestment Foundation began its annual turkey giveaway Tuesday morning.
The L.A. County Fire Dept. battled a 2-alarm structure fire at a business in Huntington Park Tuesday morning.
Prosecutors say Christopher Hampton,36, operated labs in Inglewood and Compton using high speed pill pressers, creating pills that contained fentanyl and methamphetamine.
The owners of Pasta Sisters are pleading for help after thieves stole their safe, which stored their grandmother's handwritten diary.
The Los Angeles LGBT Center honored the victims killed and wounded while at Club Q in Colorado Springs.
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With less than a month until she takes over the city, Congresswoman Karen Bass, knows she has very little time to tackle the city's crises.
Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department's Special Enforcement Bureau located the device several miles off the coast.
Only one person has been arrested in the beating of a married couple in the Dodger Stadium parking lot after an Elton John concert.
Andy Chavez lost his son Andrew to fentanyl poisoning in April at just 19-years-old. Since then, he's joined efforts with W.O.L.F., or War on Lethal Fentanyl, to help raise awareness about the epidemic crisis neighborhoods around the nation.
All northbound lanes of the 405 Freeway were closed as the California Highway Patrol is investigating a possible freeway shooting in Van Nuys.
LASD investigators are working to determine the circumstances surrounding the death, which was reported a little after noon on Monday.
The man, dressed only in underwear, began hurling rocks at patrol vehicles when they located him walking in the middle of Laurel Canyon Boulevard.
Multiple neighbors reported receiving an antisemitic hate publication over the weekend. Police said the literature was "produced by a known hate group."
