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A California Investigation Uncovered Suspected Property Fraud Involving Seniors. Then Deputies Arrested Three More

A California investigation has uncovered suspected real estate fraud involving older residents and people who have since died. Detectives identified at least four additional alleged ... Read More
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Southern California homes engulfed in flames as multiple fast-moving fires rage

Hot spots glow across a hillside during the Bryson Fire in Malibu AP Photo/Jae C. Hong A fast-moving wildfire destroyed multiple homes in Southern California as hot, gusty weather swept the region on Friday, prompting mandatory evacuations and widespread power outages. Television footage from KTLA showed several residences engulfed in flames in the Orange County community of San Juan Capistrano. Aerial coverage captured emergency crews directing water streams onto two-story suburban homes as fir
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Record-Breaking $82.5 Million Laguna Beach Estate Sells With Rotating Bed Under the Stars

See inside the record-breaking $82.5 million Laguna Beach megamansion featuring a rotating bed, stargazing roof, and floating Pacific views.
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Calif. man gets 236-year sentence for role in Trader Joe’s shooting

One employee was killed in the shooting at the Silver Lake Trader Joe's in 2018.
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PG&E public safety power shutoffs leave 65,000+ Californians in the dark

PG&E implemented planned public safety power shutoffs across parts of the Sierra Nevada, wine country, and coastal California due to high fire danger, affecting thousands of customers through Saturday.
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Attempted murder investigation exposes Southern California real estate fraud

Four people have been arrested in connection with an attempted murder investigation in Riverside County that uncovered an alleged real estate fraud scheme involving multiple victims, including elderly and deceased individuals, authorities announced. The investigation began Dec. 8, 2024, when Riverside County Sheriff’s deputies responded to reports of an assault on an elderly person in […]
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Ex-Homeless Housing Program Head Pleads Guilty to Fraud

The former head of a program that received funds for homeless housing pleaded guilty Thursday to a federal charge for defrauding the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority of more than $23 million, including $8 million that prosecutors say went toward designer clothing, luxury vacations and properties in Westwood and Greece.
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High-end California wineries are desperate to sell surplus bottles

California wineries are dealing with a surplus, forcing them to sell premium bottles under cheaper retail rebranded labels.
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Penny pinching: New laws will affect cash transactions

(The Center Square) – Two new laws will change how Californians get change. Both laws will round cash transactions up – or down – the nearest five cents as the nation moves away from use of the penny. One of those laws, Senate Bill 1005 , introduced by Sen. Anna Caballero, D-Merced County, allows local government agencies to round cash transactions for fees, fines and bills to the closest five cents. If city and county government agencies opt to enact such a policy, taxpayers paying bills to a g
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California braces for wildfire nightmare as 70mph winds threaten hundreds of thousands with blackouts

Your browser does not support the video tag. Large regions across California face dangerous fire weather starting Thursday, with thousands of residents potentially losing electricity as utility providers attempt to avoid sparking wildfires during hot, gusty conditions expected to persist through Saturday . Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass , who has drawn criticism over the city's response to deadly 2025 blazes, said she instructed the fire department to deploy crews and equipment ahead of the windst

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