Los Angeles|News|
3 Killed, 3 Injured In Major San Gabriel Valley Crash
The crash knocked out power in the Pasadena area and took the lives of three young people aged 18 to 21.
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Orange County, CA|News|
Botched Bank Robbery Turns Into Hostage Situation
The suspect allegedly kidnapped several employees and barricaded himself inside a room at the bank
Los Angeles|News|
USC Graduation Held at Coliseum in Place of Main Commencement
About 18,500 people attended the event, which included drone shows, fireworks, and a performance by the Trojan Marching Band.
Los Angeles|News|
Owner of Marilyn Monroe's Home Fights Monument Designation
The Brentwood homeowner with plans to tear down the home is suing to block the designation, which protects the home.
Los Angeles|News|
USC Faculty Censure University President, Provost Over Protest Respons
The censure cited "widespread dissatisfaction and concern" regarding decisions surrounding commencement activities and protests.
Los Angeles|News|
Ground Is Broke On $150M Westside Athletic Complex
Long- vacant land will become a place for sports, recreation, academic and wellness programs for free or at low-cost to area youth.
Los Angeles|News|
Ohtani's Former Interpreter To Plead Guilty To Stealing $17M
The superstar slugger's former interpreter has agreed to plead guilty to stealing $17 million from Shohei Ohtani to pay gambling debts.
Los Angeles|News|
High-Tech Probe Initiated On Attack On UCLA Demonstrators
Chancellor Gene Block said the university remains committed to identifying those who carried out the attack.
Beverly Hills, CA|News|
Garcetti, McCarthy, Magic Johnson And A Muppet Speak At Milken Day 2
Former Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti will be among Tuesday's participants at the Milken Institute's 27th annual Global Conference.
Beverly Hills, CA|News|
Musk, Beckham, Kutcher Join Milken Global Conference In Beverly Hills
Industry titans, athletes, artists and politicians gathered at the global conference to address issues of the day in 200 public sessions.
Los Angeles|News|
Former LA Times Film Critic Wins Pulitzer Prize for Criticism
Critic Justin Chang's win was the sixth consecutive year the paper has won at least one Pulitzer, bringing its overall total to 52.
Los Angeles|News|
LAUSD's `Last Repair Shop' Workers Get Oscar Statuette to Display
The film is about the people who repair musical instruments for use in LAUSD classes, and now they'll get to have the statue to display.
Palos Verdes, CA|News|
DDT Chemicals Showing Up In Deep-Sea Fish Off LA County Coast: Study
The findings raise concerns about the ongoing impact to the larger marine life food chain off the local coast.
Los Angeles|News|
Killer Who Used Bolt Cutters To Murder 2 Teens Sentenced To Prison
A man convicted of killing his estranged wife's nephews was sentenced Thursday to two consecutive life prison terms.
Los Angeles|News|
Person Fatally Struck By Metrolink Train, Service Halted On Key Lines
A person was fatally struck by a Metrolink train on Thursday, according to the transit agency.
Los Angeles|News|
Standoff Intensifies on UCLA Campus In Face Of Encampment Raid
Police issued a dispersal order warning protesters "You risk serious injury."
Los Angeles|News|
With Commencement Nearing, USC Adjusts Campus Security Amid Protests
Student, staff and faculty ID cards will be scanned at the entryways, and all bags will be subject to search.
Los Angeles|News|
Rallies Across LA Area Will Mark May Day
Rallies and Marches will mark International Workers Day with calls for better wages, housing for all, and the right to strike.
Los Angeles|News|
Ban on Cashless Businesses In LA Urged By City Leaders
When businesses do not accept cash, it creates an economy that is "not inclusive and accessible," say advocates of the ban.
Los Alamitos-Seal Beach, CA|News|
Another Seal Beach Murder Case Hinges On Misconduct Allegations
A man convicted in a 1988 slaying is getting a new trial due to the same scandal that threatened Seal Beach's mass murder case.
