Long Beach, CA|News|
Former Long Beach Teacher's Conviction Upheld on Sex-Related Charges
Mark Santo was sentenced to 80 years to life in October 2023 after being found guilty of sexually assaulting his students.
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Los Angeles|News|
LA County Fair Opens With Theme of 'Art Unleashed'
The Getty, Music Center, LA Opera, the Center Theater Group, and the LA County Museum of Art join to put art center stage at the fair.
Northridge-Chatsworth, CA|News|
Chatsworth High Basketball Star Alijah Arenas Home From Hospital
The top college recruit and son of former NBA All-Star Gilbert Arenas was briefly in a coma following a crash in Winnetka.
Los Angeles|News|
Staffer Barricades Herself At Middle School, Triggering SWAT Standoff
Police evacuated Olive Middle School, and a SWAT Team was deployed to the campus Thursday.
Los Angeles|News|
LA County Workers End 48-Hour Strike
The 55,000- person Los Angeles County worker strike was intended to protest what the union called unfair labor practices.
Los Angeles|News|
Plan For $30 Tourism Minimum Wage Draws Resistance
The plan to boost hotel and airport workers' wages significantly by 2028 would hurt LA's $25 billion industry, critics say.
Northridge-Chatsworth, CA|News|
LA To Go After SoCal Edison Over Hurst Fire
The Jan. 7 Hurst Fire in Sylmar appeared to have originated in an area where SoCal Edison has a transmission tower, according to the city.
Malibu, CA|News|
Man Charged In Pepperdine Students PCH Crash Death To Stand Trial
A judge ruled Wednesday that there's enough evidence for a 23-year-old man to stand trial for the deaths of four Pepperdine students.
Los Angeles|News|
LA County Approves $4 Billion Payout To Sexual Abuse Victims
The costliest sex abuse payout on record involves thousands of claims by victims in juvenile halls and foster care facilities.
Los Angeles|News|
Striking LA County Workers March in Downtown LA, Several Arrested
About 55K Public works employees, public and mental health professionals, social workers and parks and recreation personnel are striking.
Los Angeles|News|
55K County-Worker Strike To Impact Trash, Library, Health Services
The 48-hour strike began Monday night, potentially affecting services across Los Angeles County.
Los Angeles|News|
City Attorney Won't Charge Most UCLA, USC Campus Protestors
After reviewing more than 300 arrests from the mass protests last spring, criminal cases were declined against most, the city attorney said.
Beverly Hills, CA|News|
Black Beverly Hills Teacher Says She Was Told To Be 'Meek:' Lawsuit
Two Black teachers allege they were harassed and discriminated against by students and parents alike within Beverly Hills Unified.
Beverly Hills, CA|News|
More Woman Accuse Cedars-Sinai OBGYN Of Sexual Abuse
A new lawsuit was brought on behalf of 10 "Jane Doe" plaintiffs who were patients of Dr. Barry J. Brock.
Los Angeles|News|
Donors Step Up To Replace Trees Destroyed 'In Random Acts Of Violence'
Police suspect a man who chainsawed Downtown ficus trees may have unreported victims.
Los Angeles|News|
Less Than 18% Of Californians Can Afford A SoCal Home: Survey
There continues to be an ethnicity gap in homeownership and affordability.
Palos Verdes, CA|News|
South Bay School Banned From CIF Football Postseason For 3 Years
The high school football team will also have to forfeit the 2024 City Section Open Division championship.
Los Alamitos-Seal Beach, CA|News|
DA Bashes 'Early Release' Of Seal Beach DUI Driver Who Killed 2
A man who pleaded guilty to killing two people is eligible for release in July after three years behind bars.
Los Angeles|News|
Former LA Councilman Kevin de Leon Fined $18,750 For Ethics Violations
The former councilman allegedly failed to disclose his financial ties to organizations benefiting from three of his votes.
Los Angeles|News|
ICE Detains Day Laborers Outside LA County Home Depot
"When I started seeing the scene, I started crying," one worker said. "We are human beings...here to maintain our families."
