450 wild horses face a roundup in Eastern Sierra as feds proceed with contested plan
On July 8, the Inyo National Forest will begin rounding up wild horses roaming outside an area designated for them along the California-Nevada border.
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A JetBlue Airways pilot reported hitting a drone as the flight was on approach for landing at JFK Airport on Monday morning.
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450 wild horses face a roundup in Eastern Sierra as feds proceed with contested plan
On July 8, the Inyo National Forest will begin rounding up wild horses roaming outside an area designated for them along the California-Nevada border.
Drug-spiked water jug caused teens to overdose in L.A. juvenile hall, lawsuit alleges
Several teens overdosed in an L.A. County juvenile hall last year after a teen passed around a water jug spiked with drugs, according to a federal civil rights lawsuit.
Skid Row's only post office has closed because of safety concerns
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Reinstated professor sues California university, alleging retaliation over pro-Palestinian protests
The lawsuit comes a week after an arbitrator ordered the university to reinstate the tenured professor.
Hospital visits for smoke inhalation spiked during Boyle Heights warehouse fire
The weeklong Lineage warehouse fire coincided with a surge in hospital visits from Angelenos concerned about throat pain and breathing problems, The Times has learned.
Deadly Mexico crocodile attack: OC couple details desperate rescue attempt
An Orange County couple is speaking out after attempting to save a fellow tourist from a horrific death involving a crocodile while vacationing in Puerto Vallarta.
Double murder charges in 405 crash that killed LAPD Sergeant
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Garden Grove tank crisis: Phase 1 of chemical cleanup begins after 3-week delay
The first phase of the chemical cleanup began at the GKN Aerospace facility where a chemical mishap forced thousands of people from their homes in Garden Grove.
East Los Angeles Venezuelans gather to pray for earthquake victims, collect donations after deadly disaster
Dozens of people gathered for Mass in East Los Angeles, praying for loved ones in Venezuela after twin earthquakes devastated the country.
79-year-old woman struck, killed by Tesla outside Simi Valley restaurant
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Mayor issues 2 executive orders as stench grows from 85M pounds of rotten food in Boyle Heights
Mayor Karen Bass is vowing accountability following a massive warehouse fire, signing two executive orders to help speed up the cleanup and hold those responsible for the fire accountable.
Venice residents demand answers over safety concerns near supportive housing programs
Residents confronted leaders of two supportive housing programs during a packed Venice community meeting over concerns about crime, drug activity and neighborhood safety.
Traci Park addresses safety concerns in Venice
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Pasadena restaurant leads donation drive for Venezuela earthquake survivors
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Woman killed, 5 others hurt after Tesla slams into cafe patio in Simi Valley
At least one person is dead, and five others were hurt after a Tesla crashed into a business in Simi Valley.
Federal disaster loans available to Garden Grove businesses struggling after chemical crisis
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June Gloom sticks around SoCal ahead of holiday weekend warmup
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What you should know about the $351.7 billion state budget Newsom just signed
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Boyle Heights warehouse fire cleanup continues as crews tackle odors, clear out rotten food
More than a week after the Lineage warehouse fire in Boyle Heights, crews are removing rotting food as officials continue battling flare-ups and addressing odor and environmental concerns.
Man charged with murder in 100-plus mph crash that killed LAPD sergeant, driver
Murder charges have been filed against a man accused of striking and killing a Los Angeles police sergeant and another man on the 405 Freeway.
Eaglet Luna takes his 1st flight; sister Sandy spotted 1 day after fall from Big Bear nest
Good news from the Big Bear bald eagle nest! Eaglet Luna took his first flight on Monday, and his sister, Sandy, was spotted nearby after a scare over the weekend.
Tesla slams into cafe patio in Simi Valley
At least one person is dead after a Tesla slammed into a couple of outdoor dining tables at a cafe in Simi Valley.
Woman pinned under Tesla in fatal crash at Simi Valley shopping center
Police say a woman was killed Monday when a motorist drove onto the sidewalk outside a cafe in Simi Valley.
Millions of sterile male Mexican fruit flies to be released in San Diego County
Millions of sterile male Mexican fruit flies to be released in San Diego County
Nancy Pelosi launches new democracy institute at UC Berkeley and will teach a class
Nancy Pelosi and UC Berkeley are partnering to form a new nonpartisan academic institute, which they say will be dedicated to strengthening democracy. Pelosi will also be co-teaching a course on Congress.
L.A. homeless agency sues the Trump administration to stop cutoff of federal funds
The Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority has asked a federal judge to issue a temporary restraining order halting HUD's effort to suspend federal funding.
Valley Relics Museum shares pop culture, Americana from California's San Fernando Valley
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Group shares commemorative flags honoring Betsy Ross to celebrate America's 250th anniversary
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LA has a delayed deal to recoup Olympic costs, but concerns about who will pay for security remain
LA28 chair Casey Wasserman speaks with L.A. Mayor Karen Bass at the Olympic Games Paris 2024 on August 10, 2024.(Luke Hales / Getty Images)After months of hand-wringing, Los Angeles and LA28 have come to a tentative agreement on how Olympics organizers will reimburse the city for its expenses for...
With Boyle Heights warehouse cleanup underway, Bass calls for resources and accountability
Cleanup is underway now at the Boyle Heights food storage warehouse that spewed smoke around L.A. earlier this month.(Alejandra Molina / Boyle Heights Beat)Topline:Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass signed a pair of executive orders Monday to ramp up efforts to clean the mess left by the fire that burn...
LA’s lead homelessness agency sues HUD, challenging suspension of funds
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Cause of death revealed for 'Lilo & Stitch' voice actress Daveigh Chase
A cause of death has been revealed for Daveigh Chase, a 35-year-old former child actress who voiced Lilo in "Lilo & Stitch" and also portrayed Samara Morgan in the horror film "The Ring."
Princess Kate climbs Britain's three highest peaks in 24 hours to raise money for cancer hospital
Catherine, Princess of Wales, completed Britain's arduous Three Peaks Challenge over the weekend to support the hospital where she underwent cancer treatment two years ago.