Malibu, CA|News|
Man Wounded In Deputy-Involved Shooting In Malibu
The man was armed with large kitchen knives when he advanced on deputies inside a Malibu home.
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Malibu, CA|News|
Woman Claims Rental Car Staffer Was Drunk When He Plowed Into Her
A woman claims an Enterprise employee seriously injured her when he crashed into her parked car in Malibu.
Santa Monica, CA|News|
Man Faces Charges In Alleged Santa Monica Sexual Assaults
The 27-year-old is facing charges in connection with multiple sexual assaults and robberies in Santa Monica.
Long Beach|News|
Imprisoned Ex-Hospital Owner To Admit New Charges: Feds
The ex-owner of Pacific Hospital in Long Beach is already serving prison time for a nearly $1 billion billing fraud scheme.
Culver City, CA|News|
New Youth Diversion Program To Begin In Culver City
The program is in collaboration with the Culver City Police Department, L.A. County, and the "New Earth" nonprofit organization.
Redondo Beach, CA|News|
Parking, Rental Fees To Increase At South Bay Beaches
Proposed day rate parking increases of $1 per day at Dockweiler and Torrance beaches are subject to approval.
Monrovia, CA|News|
Jury Convicts Gunman In Monrovia Gang Shooting
A Monrovia man was killed just after midnight Dec. 2, 2017, at Gem City Grill.
Culver City, CA|News|
Fire Erupts At 99 Cent Store In Culver City
Firefighters from Culver City and Los Angeles battled the blaze for hours.
Long Beach|News|
Stray Bullet Kills Woman In Her Long Beach Home
A stray round, which was fired in the roadway nearby, entered her home and hit her in the upper body, Long Beach police said.
Redondo Beach, CA|News|
South Bay White Nationalists Sentenced To Prison On Riot Charges
They were sentenced for assaulting anti-racism protesters at a white nationalist rally in Virginia and political gatherings in California.
Los Angeles, CA|News|
Infected Mosquitoes Confirm Start Of West Nile Virus Season In LA
Mosquitoes collected in LA County tested positive for West Nile virus — it's the first detection of the virus this year.
Long Beach|News|
West Nile Virus Found In Mosquitos In Long Beach
This is the first detection of the virus this year in Los Angeles County.
Redondo Beach, CA|News|
Man Pleads Not Guilty In Shooting At South Bay Shopping Mall
The shooting at the Del Amo Fashion Center left one man injured.
Los Angeles, CA|News|
Homeless People Sue LA Over Alleged Property Confiscation
The group alleges LA's practice of removing the belongings of people living on the streets hampers their ability to improve their lives.
Santa Monica, CA|News|
Black Family Accuses Nike Manager Of Racial Profiling
Nike is investigating the incident which occurred at the athletic apparel company's Santa Monica store.
North Hollywood-Toluca Lake, CA|News|
LAPD Officer Charged With Raping Two Women While Off-Duty
Rodriguez was most recently assigned to the LAPD's Valley Traffic Division and has been "relieved of his police powers," according to LAPD.
Echo Park-Silver Lake, CA|News|
Police Search For Missing 48-Year-Old Westlake District Woman
Sheryl Watson was last seen about 6 a.m. on July 8 in the 100 block of South Virgil Avenue and hasn't been heard from since, police said.
Los Angeles, CA|News|
New Germ-Fighting Security Bins Roll Out at LAX
The new bins are designed to deter bacteria buildup, while also making it a little easier for security screeners to see what's in them.
Westwood-Century City, CA|News|
Man Suspected Of Threatening UCLA Employee Still At-Large
The victim told authorities she was approached by a man who pushed her and made sexually explicit threats.
Westwood-Century City, CA|News|
Treating Stroke Patients 15 Minutes Earlier Can Save Lives: Study
The study also found the outcome was better for stroke patients treated at hospitals that handle more than 450 stroke cases annually.
