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Latino immigrants say they're in legal limbo after being deported to African country
Roughly 25,000 people have been deported to so-called third countries during the Trump administration's ongoing immigration crackdown, according to Human Rights First.
WATCH: Jalen Hurts donates $600,000 to Philadelphia's largest school
The Super Bowl champion announced a $600,000 donation from the Jalen Hurts Foundation to upgrade Northeast High School's HVAC system.
Why is it so hard to get a restraining order? Only 1 in 5 granted in L.A. County
The restraining order system is "riddled with barriers and drop-out points," and can be very difficult to navigate, according to victims of domestic violence and advocates interviewed by The Times, often leaving those who seek protection more vulnerable than when they began.
WATCH: Dolly Parton honored in corn mazes across the US
ABC News' Danny New shows how the late singer's likeness is gracing corn mazes across North America.
'We've lost contact': NBC4 covers its own helicopter tragedy with grief, purpose
NBC4 news reported on its own news chopper that crashed and burst into flames, killing three.
At least 5 dead in helicopter crash and bus accident in Chatsworth. Driver arrested
A helicopter crashed into flames Tuesday night in Chatsworth, not far from a serious accident involving a Metro bus that left three people dead.
Injured climber crawls down Mt. Shasta in overnight ordeal
The man was injured while attempting to glissade down the mountain, the U.S. Forest Service said.
Fired Metrolink executive claims rail service endangered passengers with unsafe equipment
In a lawsuit, the former Metrolink COO blames several rail mishaps on shoddy maintenance procedures and claims he was fired for calling attention to unsafe equipment.
Santa Barbara County detectives reopen cold-case homicide from 1988
Detectives in Santa Barbara County have reopened an unsolved homicide from 1988, hoping new focus on the cold case could unearth new leads in the investigation.
This Beverly Hills killing was 'like in a horror movie.' What really happened to Vanik Voskanyan?
More than 100 people attended the funeral of Vanik Voskanyan, 40, who was stabbed in Beverly Hills. Family pushed back on reports that characterized him as homeless.
O.C. e-bike buyback nets hundreds of vehicles, drawing big crowds and some controversy
Orange County Dist. Atty. Todd Spitzer said the event, modeled after gun buyback programs, was a success. But it's unclear if the program will make streets safer.
L.A. County lacked coordinated plan, processes to guide recovery after 2025 fires, report finds
A review noted outdated or absent plans for recovery after the Eaton and Palisades fires. But county employees still found ways to assist survivors.


