Los Angeles|News|
Sergeant In LAPD'S SWAT Mafia Case Ordered To Undergo Mental Exam
The former Sergeant's suit alleges SWAT leaders preferred candidates who "leaned toward shooting" over those who were "critical thinkers."
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Los Angeles|News|
Italian Ship Amerigo Vespucci To Visit Port of LA, Offering Free Tours
The historic Italian Navy tall ship Amerigo Vespucci will spend six days in the Port of LA. Free tours will be allowed.
Palos Verdes, CA|News|
Woman To Stand Trial In Stabbing Death At Palos Verdes Mall
A woman accused of stabbing another woman 17 times in the Promenade on the Peninsula parking structure will stand trial, authorities said.
Los Angeles|News|
Homelessness Drops In LA For First Time In Years, Count Shows
The results mark a new direction in how communities address homelessness, but there are still 75,312 unhoused people countywide.
Los Angeles|News|
Comic Actor Martin Mull Dies at 80
Known for his roles in "Arrested Development," "Roseann," "Clue" and "The Golden Girls," Martin Mull died after a long illness.
Hollywood, CA|News|
Last-Minute Bid To Dismiss Alec Baldwin 'Rust' Shooting Charges Fails
Alec Baldwin, who shot and killed a cinematographer during the filming of "Rust", is slated to go on trial for manslaughter July 9.
Los Angeles|News|
LA Reduces Cost of Street Vending Permits by Hundreds of Dollars
The move officially lowers the annual price for a permit from what would have cost $541 to $27.51.
Los Angeles|News|
CA Can Ban Homeless Encampments, Supreme Court Rules
The Supreme Court decision greatly affects cities on the West Coast, which have been largely unable to outlaw sleeping in public places
Los Angeles|News|
Marilyn Monroe's Home Designated Landmark To Save It From Demolition
The move approved by the LA City Council Wednesday came after permits were approved by the current owners to demolish the icons home.
Los Angeles|News|
Jewish UCLA Students Sue To Ban Pro-Palestinian Encampments
A group of UCLA students are asking a judge to ban pro-Palestinian encampments on campus.
Los Angeles|News|
Crazy Town Singer Shifty Shellshock Dead At 49
The "Butterfly" singer's cause of death was unknown, Los Angeles officials said.
Los Angeles|News|
From Youth League To NBA, Lakers Introduce JJ Redick As New Coach
JJ Redick knows people are talking about his lack of coaching experience and that Lakers fans have some high expectations.
Los Angeles|News|
5 Hurt, 4 Critically, In Metro Bus Crash In Compton
The fire department said five people were treated at the scene and taken to hospitals, four of them in critical condition.
Los Angeles|News|
Swimmer Abbey Weitzeil Qualifies for Third Summer Olympics
LA County's Abbey Weitzeil, who set national records while on the Saugus High School swim team, has made the women's relay team.
Los Angeles|News|
LAPD Officers, Driver Injured in Traffic Crash
A patrol unit responding to a call about an armed suspect with lights and sirens was involved in a crash in the University Park area.
Los Angeles|News|
Biden, Bass Condemn Violent Pico-Robertson Protest Clashes
Mayor Karen Bass will meet with the LAPD chief following violent protests. LA will not be a harbor for antisemitism and violence, she said.
Los Alamitos-Seal Beach, CA|News|
Surfside Beach Open Again Following Shark Sighting
A shark sighting prompted authorities to close the beach Saturday as crowds flocked to the shore to escape the heatwave.
Los Angeles|News|
Man Fatally Shot on Metro Train; Suspects Flee On Skateboards
An argument on the street level of the Expo/La Cienega Station escalated and continued to the upstairs portion of the station.
Northridge-Chatsworth, CA|News|
No Arrests Made In Raucous Devonshire Street Takeover
Hundreds gathered and set off fireworks as drivers performed "donuts" and "turnouts."
