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42 kilos of fentanyl, small alligator seized during search of luxury L.A. apartment

Two people living in a luxury downtown Los Angeles apartment believed to be a stash house have been arrested for allegedly possessing more than 42 kilograms of fentanyl, firearms, a small alligator and more, the Department of Justice announced Tuesday. Marvin Angelito, 27, and Susan Gonzalez, 26, were arrested Sept. 10
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Fast-moving Palos Fire damages homes, injures 2 near Los Angeles

The 17-acre brush fire prompted evacuations in La Habra Heights before crews stopped its forward progress. A fast-moving fire broke out on Monday in Los Angeles County, destroying structures and injuring two people. Firefighters responded to the Palos brush fire burning near Las Palomas Drive in La Habra Heights at...
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These 8 California Sandwich Shops Pile French Dips The Way Locals Have Craved For...

The French dip is one of those simple sandwiches that keeps people coming back for generations. Thinly sliced beef, a soft roll, and a cup of warm au jus for dipping is all it takes, and California has some of the best spots to try it. From a Los Angeles...
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Final days before Red Lobster shuts doors for good after 30 years and transforms...

ANOTHER Red Lobster is closing its doors and will make way for a popular chicken chain. The Red Lobster in question is in the neighborhood of Valencia within Los Angeles County, California. It will be shutting its doors for good on September 20. That means locals have mere days to...
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Longtime Seafood Processor is laying off 197 workers as facility prepares to close

Bumble Bee Foods has filed notice that 197 workers will be laid off at its Santa Fe Springs facility as the company moves toward closing the site. The cuts are scheduled to take effect on November 19, 2026, according to a California WARN filing.
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Armed catalytic‑converter theft suspect arrested by the SAPD after high‑speed pursuit ends in L.A.

Santa Ana Police say a stolen Dodge Durango spotted by an Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR) late Monday night led to a high‑speed pursuit into Los Angeles County, ending with the recovery of 13 catalytic converters, an AR‑15 rifle, ammunition, and power tools commonly used by organized theft crews.
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Long Beach Silver Alert for Kerry Sanders, 60, Ends After He Is Found

A Silver Alert covering four Southern California counties for a missing 60-year-old Long Beach man has been called off after Sanders vanished on foot from a neighborhood near East 36th Street and Walnut Avenue. Kerry Sanders was located, according to the California Highway Patrol, which announced the alert's deactivati
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Decomposing Body Found in El Monte Water Channel

The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department continued their investigation Tuesday into a decomposing body found in a South El Monte water channel. An unidentified man’s body was found in the Rio Hondo Channel near the Rush Street cross around 1:30 p.m. Monday, the sheriff’s department said. An...
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Domain Mogul Snaps Up Historic DTLA Bank-Turned-Hotel for $34 Million

The historic Giannini Building in Downtown Los Angeles has a new owner: tech-founder-turned-real-estate-investor Daniel Negari, who paid $34 million for the 241-room Hotel Per La at 649 South Olive Street, working out to around $140,000 per key. The deal hands Negari a 12-story former bank headquarters at the corner of
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We now have an incredibly detailed map to help predict which areas of LA...

A new 3D map of the Los Angeles basin reveals deep sediments that could intensify shaking in an earthquake.

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