Downtown LA Hope St. properties draw renewed scrutiny after fires, crime
Residents along Hope Street say they are seeing some progress after fires damaged vacant buildings, but concerns about security and crime remain.
Residents along Hope Street say they are seeing some progress after fires damaged vacant buildings, but concerns about security and crime remain.
government
Democrat Scott Colom will win the election for U.S. Senate in Mississippi, The Associated Press projects.
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A three-story building collapsed into an adjacent excavation site, where workers were on scene, according to an FDNY dispatch.
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San Bernardino police say new drones are helping officers respond faster to service calls and boosting situational awareness during incidents.
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The man who crashed into several pedestrians in North Hollywood, killing three women, has been arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence.
safety
Memorials continued to grow for the women killed in an alleged DUI crash outside the North Hollywood Metro station.
safety
Irvine police are warning parents about a social media trend known as the “door kick challenge,” saying it goes beyond a harmless prank and can result in criminal charges...
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A driver was shot multiple times in a road rage attack on First Street near Lyon Street in Santa Ana.
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A driver was shot multiple times in a road rage attack on First Street near Lyon Street in Santa Ana.
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A letter from the White House is drawing sharp reactions from members of Congress as Democrats prepare to pursue investigations into the Trump administration....
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The SS United States completed its final descent into Gulf waters Wednesday night on its journey to becoming an artificial reef.
government
In the aftermath of widespread Republican midterm losses, California GOP Chair Corrin Rankin announced Wednesday that she would not seek reelection next year....
Local
A coyote previously thought to be put down by wildlife officials is still alive and was reportedly seen roaming around Los Angeles.
