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Local Alert for Boy Named Jayden

A local alert concerned a boy named Jayden. According to a special bulletin posted by the Palmdale Sheriff’s Station, Pellegrin weighs 106 pounds. The bulletin describes him as white. He was last seen wearing a black sweatshirt; his pants were not known. What the statewide figures can—and cannot—show...
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LA men to be arraigned on federal robbery charges

Two ex-cons are expected to be arraigned Friday on federal charges alleging they robbed two 7-Elevens in Los Angeles following a spree of no less than 20 similar robberies and attempted heists dating back to February. Marcus Toles, 48, and Damian Brown, 35, both of Los Angeles, are charged with...
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Manhattan Beach Crash Driver Now Faces Two Murder Counts as Brother Dies Too

A Manhattan Beach crash that killed 24-year-old Danielle Antich on Oct. 9 has claimed a second life, and prosecutors have responded by filing a second murder charge against the driver accused of causing the wreck. Michael Antich, 26, Danielle's brother, died at a hospital from traumatic injuries on Oct. 17, eight days after the four-vehicle collision near Manhattan Beach Boulevard and Aviation Boulevard.
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Long Beach plans to borrow $246 million to pay for infrastructure projects across the...

Huge projects like the Belmont Pool and $50 million in convention center upgrades are waiting for funding. City officials say they want to borrow now to get them — and many smaller projects — done. The post Long Beach plans to borrow $246 million to pay for infrastructure projects across the city appeared first on Long Beach Post .
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ICE agent appears to point gun at neighbor during tense North Hollywood arrest caught...

A viral video shows ICE agents violently arresting a man in NoHo on Friday.
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Alleged hydrant theft caught on video as Los Angeles County trend grows

A man has been arrested for allegedly trying to steal a fire hydrant in the Signal Hill area, a trend that authorities say is on the rise in Los Angeles County. Surveillance video captured the Oct. 23 incident and showed the man, using his parked car as a screen, appearing to use a wrench to […]
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LAX People Mover becomes latest flashpoint in Los Angeles mayor’s race

The overpromised, over-budget Automated People Mover project has become a flashpoint in the tight race for Los Angeles mayor as a video clip appears to show electrical explosions along its tracks. The automated electric train system, now called LAX SkyLink, aims to connect LAX terminals with Metro and move passengers...
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LA’s home restaurants get their own Restaurant Week

The first LA MEHKO Week, Nov. 9–15, spotlights more than 70 licensed home kitchens across L.A. County.
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Long Beach Paint Studio Owners Owe $34,000 on an $11,850 Cash Advance

Brushstrokes + Beverages — Reported Site of Cash Advance Case. Michael Mosselli and Marty Meier borrowed $11,850 from a company called Woodmere Capital in February 2026 to keep their Long Beach paint-and-sip studio afloat. By September, a collection agency said they owed $34,800 — nearly three times what they had received. The couple eventually shuttered their shop, Brushstrokes + Beverages.
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LA County reaches coastal flooding record in 100-year history

Los Angeles has faced more coastal flooding days in 2026 than in its recorded history over the last 100 years, according to NOAA data, since the city's tide gauge was installed in 1923.

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