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This UNIQUE Pizza Spot Is Winning Over Locals With Creative Pies and Horror-Themed Fun...

Open Sun–Thu, 12 PM–11 PM | Fri–Sat, 12 PM–12 AM. Long Beach has plenty of places to grab pizza, but The 4th Horseman makes the experience feel far more memorable than an ordinary meal. Located on West 4th Street, this 21-and-over pizzeria combines creative pies, craft...
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Two arrested after 16-year-old allegedly trafficked across California, law enforcement says

Two 18-year-old men were arrested following a Stanislaus County Sheriff's Office investigation into the alleged trafficking of a 16-year-old, according to the Sheriff's Office. Deputies say 18-year-old Braden Groves of Turlock and 18-year-old Emilio Barrera of Patterson were arrested on Sept. 8. According to law enforc
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Paul Randall drew 30 years after billing Medi-Cal $269 million, and agents seized nine...

A federal judge in Los Angeles sentenced Paul Randall, 67, of Orange, California, to 30 years in federal prison on September 9 for running a scheme that billed Medi-Cal, California’s Medicaid program, for more than $269 million in prescription drugs that were frequently unnecessary or never delivered to patients. Feder
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Most Torrance Unified schools lack air conditioning amid record heat

TORRANCE, Calif. - Seventy-five percent of Torrance Unified schools do not have air conditioning. With record heat and high humidity, some classrooms have become unbearable, and parents tell FOX 11 they are picking up their children early because it's just too hot. School district officials say parents are not being...
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Suspects from Southern California Arrested for Targeting Tiburon Hikers

TIBURON, CA — Police arrested two suspects from Southern California on September 6, implicated in Tiburon vehicle burglaries and identity thefts targeting hikers. Both men remain in custody at Marin County Jail, pending review of open charges. The suspects are identified as Jaime R. Garrido-Guerrero, 64, of Inglewood;
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Deadly crash involving Amazon truck investigated on 5 Freeway

A fatal crash involving an Amazon truck and two other vehicles on the 5 Freeway in Norwalk is under investigation Thursday. The incident was reported around 12:10 a.m. on the southbound side of the freeway near Rosecrans Avenue, according to the California Highway Patrol incident log. The Amazon truck collided with a c
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California record heat to fade as Western cooldown brings snow to Northwest mountains

Temperatures will trend downward across California and much of the western United States into this weekend, and the air will turn cold enough for snow across some of the higher elevations of the Northwest. Southwest cooling trend to erase record heat. The heat peaked along much of the California coast...
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California judge suspends license for salvage inspection business

A California judge has suspended the license of a Los Angeles-based automotive dealer after a Bureau of Automotive Repair (BAR) investigation found the business performed fraudulent vehicle safety systems inspections. Industry Smog also issued 15 certificates of compliance without performing the required inspections, a
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FBI arrests suspect accused of paying LA homeless to forge signatures using registered voters’...

James Brass allegedly ran a ballot harvesting scheme on Los Angeles' Skid Row, paying homeless people to sign petitions using stolen voter identities.
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Restaurant owners fed first responders as waves swamped the Peninsula

The owners of Andrade’s Cafe by the Bay served pizzas to firefighters who were repairing damage along the boardwalk. The post Restaurant owners fed first responders as waves swamped the Peninsula appeared first on Long Beach Post .

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