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A California Lottery Winner Pushed the Wrong Button — and Won $10 Million
After an accidental bump at a Tarzana Vons supermarket, a woman ended up selecting $30 of the wrong scratcher – but it really turned out to be the right one, because she would end up winning an incredible $10 million.
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Many US Schools Will Return to Masks Amid COVID Surge
Many schools across the United States are returning to wearing masks after the holiday break amid the surge in COVID-19 cases.
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Kobe Bryant Crash Settlement of $2.5 Million Considered by LA County
A Los Angeles federal judge Tuesday granted Vanessa Bryant’s motion to compel depositions of Sheriff Alex Villanueva and Fire Chief Daryl Osby in her lawsuit against the county over photos of the Kobe Bryant helicopter crash scene allegedly taken and circulated by sheriff’s deputies.
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LA County Wants Vanessa Bryant to Take Psych Test in Suit Over Leaked Crash Photos
Bryant, 39, sued Los Angeles County last year alleging that county employees “showed off” photos of the crash that killed her late husband, Kobe Bryant, and their daughter Gianna
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Robert Durst Found Guilty of Killing Longtime Friend to Conceal Wife's Murder
A Los Angeles jury convicted real estate heir Robert Durst of murder in the death of his longtime friend, Susan Berman, 21 years after she was killed execution-style in her home.
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Firefighters Advance on Blaze That Shut California Highway
Authorities have reopened nearly all lanes of a major Southern California highway as firefighters made progress on a wildfire that jumped across the road
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Oceanfront Property on Verge of Return to Black Couple's Descendants After Bruce's Beach Bill Approval
California lawmakers unanimously moved Thursday to allow the return of prime beachfront property to descendants of a Black couple who were stripped of their resort for African Americans amid racist harassment a century ago.
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‘Night Court' Actor Charlie Robinson Dead at 75
Veteran character actor Charlie Robinson, best known for his role as the court clerk on the classic sitcom “Night Court,” died Sunday. He was 75.
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Anti-Vaccine Protesters Temporarily Shut Down Dodger Stadium COVID Vaccine Site
The B.1.1.7 specimen, submitted by a clinical facility, was sequenced as part of routine surveillance by the county’s Public Health Laboratory. The first confirmed case of B.1.1.7 was logged on January 16, according to the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health.
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Los Angeles Issues Stay-Home Order as Coronavirus Surges
Los Angeles County health officials have reported more 4,544 new COVID-19 cases and 24 more deaths Friday, as new safety orders — including a stay-at-home order — will go into effect as a result.
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Harvey Weinstein Charged With 3 More Rapes in California
Prosecutors say Harvey Weinstein has been charged with the rapes of two more women in Los Angeles County
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Garbage Piles Up Near Homeless Encampments, Making City of Angels a City of Trash
In the shadow of Los Angeles’ world-famous Hollywood sign sits the newest LA landmark: piles of uncollected, rat-infested garbage, much of it piling up near homeless encampments. Even though Mayor Eric Garcetti pledged an additional $6 million per year last June to improve trash pick-up around encampments in Hollywood and across the entire city, the problem in some areas appears…
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Papadopoulos Seeks California Seat Left Vacant by Rep. Hill
George Papadopoulos, a former Trump campaign aide who was a key figure in the FBI’s Russia probe, filed paperwork Tuesday to run for the U.S. House seat being vacated by Democrat Katie Hill. Papadopoulos didn’t immediately comment, but on Sunday he tweeted, “I love my state too much to see it run down by candidates like Hill. All talk, no...
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Disneyland Visitor Might Have Exposed Others to Measles
A Disneyland visitor might have exposed others to measles earlier this month at the Anaheim theme park, according to the Los Angeles County Public Health Department.
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Uber Debuts Text-to-911 Pilot in LA
Ride-hailing service Uber debuted a text-to-911 feature on its phone app Thursday in Los Angeles County, Minnesota and Indiana, allowing riders and drivers to quickly and discreetly contact law enforcement in the event of an emergency.
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Sanctuary Closure Prompts Search for New Homes for Animals
The state Department of Fish and Wildlife is collaborating with the facility and animal welfare organizations across the country to relocate 470 exotic animals, including 42 chimpanzees.
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After Chaotic Freeway Pursuit, Woman Storms Into a Diamond Bar Home
A California Highway Patrol pursuit that started in Orange County Wednesday featured high speeds and eventually came to a crashing halt on the 57 Freeway in Diamond Bar, before a woman exited the vehicle and took off running through a nearby neighborhood and even entered a home.
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Disney Star Cameron Boyce Died of Epilepsy, Coroner Says
The Los Angeles County coroner’s office says Disney actor Cameron Boyce died unexpectedly from epilepsy. An autopsy report released Tuesday states the “Descendants” star was found unresponsive at home on July 6, and later pronounced dead at the scene. Boyce’s family said previously that the 20-year-old died due to an ongoing medical condition for which he was being treated, but...
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LA County to Pay $53 Million Over Strip Searches of Female Inmates
Los Angeles County will pay $53 million to settle a lawsuit that alleged tens of thousands of women were given invasive group strip searches at a jail, according to court filings Tuesday.
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Cosplayer's Delight: Marvel TV Show Props to Be Auctioned
Here’s a chance to bring cosplay to a new level. Costumes and props from Marvel comics-based TV shows including “Daredevil” and “Luke Cage” are going on the auction block. The Prop Store, a film and TV memorabilia company, said Tuesday that the sale is set for next month. The company says Daredevil’s first-version red costume, Misty Knight’s cybernetic arm from...