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Orange County sheriff's deputy shot fiancée nine times, prosecutors say
An Orange County Sheriff's deputy was charged with voluntary manslaughter after allegedly shooting and killing her fiancée in their Tustin apartment, according to authorities.
Poison-pill effort to cancel proposed billionaire tax hits voters' mailboxes
Opponents of a proposed 5% billionaire tax are flooding mailboxes with a rival ballot measure designed to block it. The effort is funded by Silicon Valley billionaires.
WATCH: Second-graders channel Benson Boone for school talent show
Eight-year-old Beckham and friends choreographed a dance to a mashup of “Sorry I’m Here for Someone Else,” “Mr. Electric Blue” and “Beautiful Things.”
Homeless mortality is down in L.A. County for the first time in a decade
A sharp decrease in overdose deaths in L.A. County drove the first decline in homeless mortality in over a decade. Health and homeless service officials hope the trend can continue as homeless programs face significant funding cuts.
L.A.'s eviction defense program up in the air amid battle with city attorney
The City Council was set to vote last week on a $177-million contract for Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles and other groups to continue representing tenants.
DTLA law firm co-founder faces California State Bar charges over alleged out-of-state practice
A co-founder and former partner at Downtown LA Law Group — a personal injury firm that has recently filed thousands of claims alleging sexual abuse in government facilities — is charged by the California State Bar with taking on clients in states where he was not properly licensed.
LAPD officer under investigation for allegedly taking cash from unlocked Tesla
An LAPD official said an investigation is underway after video footage showed an officer from the Transit Services Division enter a Tesla while responding to a call for service. The vehicle's owner reported missing $700, which the officer said he intended to book into evidence.
Former Whittier officer pleads guilty in shooting that left unarmed man paralyzed
Salvador Murillo pleaded guilty to two counts of assault by a peace officer in the 2020 shooting, and must give up his right to be a police officer in California.
Sugar, a World Dog Surf champion, is battling cancer, says owner
A five-time World Dog Surf Champion is battling cancer after being the first animal inducted into the Surfers' Hall of Fame.
Wrong kind of fuel: Nearly 1,000 pounds of liquid meth seized in big rig fuel tank at Otay Mesa
Nearly 1,000 pounds of liquid meth was discovered in big rig fuel tank at Otay Mesa cargo facility. The truck driver, a Mexican national, was arrested
'What is the mission?' With Iran, California military families fear another 'forever war'
The escalating Iran conflict has sent a chill through military communities across California, which is home to more than 157,000 active-duty military personnel.
He says Carson councilwoman asked him to mow her lawn and spy on colleague. City disputes his lawsuit
Former Carson councilwoman aide alleges he was fired for refusing to spy for her and complaining about non-city duties, including mowing her lawn. City attorneys dispute his lawsuit.
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