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23 Southern California hospitals warned for violating federal price transparency rules

More than 500 hospitals nationwide, including 23 in Southern California, have been warned for failing to comply with federal hospital price transparency rules, according to a watchdog group Hospital Watch. Hospital Watch says unclear and difficult-to-access pricing information makes it harder for patients to compare co
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Lawsuit links LA County deputy accused of threatening minors at gunpoint to alleged deputy...

The suit claims the deputy threatened minors at gunpoint after a car alarm went off in Compton, and claims the deputy is part of a deputy gang known for using excessive force.
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‘What Do You Do All Day?’: Nithya Raman’s Infrastructure Promise Draws Sharp Criticism as...

California City Councilmember Nithya Raman posted on X about this week’s water main break in West Hollywood, attributing infrastructure failures to decades of neglect and pledging proactive investment as mayor. The post, which includes video of the incident, drew immediate online criticism, with many users questioning
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Authorities identify woman shot and killed through bedroom window in South LA

The Los Angeles County Medical Examiner has identified a 20-year-old woman who died after being shot through her bedroom window while she was sleeping in South Los Angeles early Sunday. The incident happened in the 400 block of West 103rd Street in the Vermont Vista neighborhood at around 3:30 p.m.,...
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Reedley farmer who gave out thousands of nectarines headed to court for lawsuit

A Reedley farmer who went viral for giving away thousands of nectarines faces court Monday in a lawsuit against a fresh produce supplier based in Los Angeles.
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Emergency Funds Drain: Residents Ask if Long Beach City Hall Is the Real Disaster

The City of Long Beach plans to use $27 million in reserve funds, including $16.5 million from its emergency reserve used for natural disasters, to cover a major budget shortfall before the fiscal year ends on Sept. 30. City officials say tax revenue has fallen while costs continue to rise....
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Rhode Island fugitive captured after 20 years was running biotech company in LA

A Rhode Island fugitive physician who was recently captured after being on the run for more than two decades had been living in Los Angeles, where he ran a biotech company, law enforcement sources confirmed. Investigators said Dr. Ronald Fischer was accused of raping a woman on his boat, named...
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A Celebrity-Loved Beverly Hills Restaurant Is Ending Its 30-Year Run

Crustacean, an upscale Vietnamese restaurant, will close its Beverly Hills location later this month. The restaurant has operated at its Bedford Drive location for nearly 30 years. The owners cited that this is not a permanent goodbye and that they are searching for a new home. Crustacean Beverly Hills to...
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More Than $400K In Stolen Cargo Recovered In Valencia, Four Glendale Men Arrested

Four Glendale men were arrested Friday after Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department (LASD) deputies recovered more than $400,000 worth of stolen cargo in Valencia, according to sheriff’s officials. On Friday, July 17, deputies assigned to the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station were notified by detectives with the
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Wave of violent Southern California street takeovers end in gunfire

LOS ANGELES - Authorities said a wave of violent street takeovers was reported across multiple Southern California neighborhoods over the weekend. A string of violent weekend takeovers happened in neighborhoods across Los Angeles County, including Carson, Florence, Boyle Heights, Manhattan Beach, and Watts. Video shows

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