The Justice Department charged 15 people—including six healthcare workers—for allegedly running $2 billion in fraudulent medical schemes, including fake addiction treatment, unnecessary artery surgeries, and bogus hospice services.
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Two men and a woman were rescued from the rain-swollen Pacoima Wash in the North Hills as a storm soaked Southern California.
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A great horned owl rescued after an alleged attack by a group of teens has been released back into the wild following months of treatment and rehabilitation....
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Located in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, The Twisted Spine is New York City's very first horror-focused bookstore.
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With Councilmember Curren Price termed out, new representation is coming to L.A. City Council District 9. Meet the two candidates vying to represent parts of Downtown and much of South L.A....
safety
Three people were rescued from water rushing through the Pacoima Wash Thursday morning in the San Fernando Valley. A possible fourth victim was confirmed safe, according to the Los Angeles Fire Department....
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An unnamed teenager has filed a lawsuit against a fraternity alleging it did not do enough to prevent sexual assaults, despite incidents dating back to 2009....
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A man walked into the path of a Tesla on Interstate 80 in Vallejo and died from his injuries, California Highway Patrol said.
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Brian Sguros is accused of illegally taking over a man's home four years ago after responding to a welfare check and finding the man dead of natural causes....
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Dr. Hany Malek and Dr. Harold Tabie are facing federal charges for an alleged $135 million Medicare fraud scheme involving unnecessary arterial surgeries, illegal kickbacks, and fraudulent PPP loans....
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Two brothers who bought a Milwaukee Brewers "Timeless Ticket" say the team isn't fully honoring the promise for the World Series.
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Braden Peters is charged with giving the girl alcohol until she was drunk and then sexually assaulting her when she visited him in Chatham, Massachusetts....
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Voter education forums are being held across the state as California experiences a surge in immigration enforcement. (Dania Maxwell / The LA Local) This story first appeared on The LA Local . On a Friday evening in Boyle Heights, several dozen people gathered on Whittier Boulevar...
