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‘If I Was Driving, You Wouldn’t Have Caught Me,’ a Mustang Passenger Told Police

The passenger in a Ford Mustang that crashed after a Los Angeles police chase told officers they'd never have caught him if he'd been behind the wheel.

Los Angeles, CA · 10h

Los Angeles Times

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High school girls' volleyball: Division championship results

CIF City Section and Southern Section girls' high school volleyball division championship results.

Los Angeles, CA · 23h

Cloudcroft Reader

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New ‘Ice Age Trail’ at White Sands: Footprints Show Humans Among Giants

A child’s footprint beside a mammoth: prehistoric trackways at White Sands National Park keep human touch visible across millennia. Replica prints along a recently unveiled trail tell their story

Los Angeles, CA · 15h

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Jury Convicts Man Of Murdering 10-Month-Old Daughter

A man was convicted Friday of murdering his 10-month-old daughter nearly four years ago in Willowbrook. Jurors deliberated about 4 1/2 hours before finding Wilmer Ernesto Martinez, now 28, guilty of second-degree murder and assault on a child causing death involving his daughter, Annalise, according to Deputy District Attorney Daniella Eslamboly.

Willowbrook, CA · 2d
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California Indian Genocide Flag Project brings awareness to Indigenous history

The California Indian Genocide Flag Project invited students, staff and faculty to raise awareness and recognize the history of genocide Indigenous populations faced throughout California’s history. Hosted by the American Indian Student Council and the American Indian Studies department, the flag installation has been held annually during Native American...

California · 1d

The LA Local

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Fireworks, whistles, pots and pans: How neighbors came together to push ICE out of Boyle Heights

Residents, clergy and organizers faced off with federal immigration agents outside Adventist White Memorial The post Fireworks, whistles, pots and pans: How neighbors came together to push ICE out of Boyle Heights appeared first on LA Local .

Los Angeles, CA · 17h

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Federal Agents Block Boyle Heights ER Entrance, Spark Two-Hour Ambulance Diversion

Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital — Reported Hospitalization Destination. Federal agents were on the grounds of Adventist Health White Memorial in Boyle Heights early Saturday, and the hospital says they brought a person in their custody into its emergency department. The hospital also says agents formed a line across its ambulance entrance, forcing it to divert incoming ambulances to nearby hospitals for about two hours.

Los Angeles, CA · 14h

Westside Current

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Fire Breaks Out in Second-Floor Apartment in Palms

LOS ANGELES - A fire inside a second-floor apartment in Palms brought firefighters to West Rose Avenue on Sunday morning, where crews put out the blaze in 15 minutes, the Los Angeles Fire Department said. The fire broke out shortly before 10:30 a.m. at 10834 W. Rose Ave. Arriving crews saw smoke coming from a unit in the two-story building, according to the LAFD incident alert . "One civilian is being assessed for injury," the LAFD's Jennifer Middleton said. The cause of the fire remained under investigation. Editor's Note: This story includes reporting from City News Service, a content partner of Westside Current.

Los Angeles, CA · 7h

buildlikenew.com

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Homestead Star Bailey Chase Packed Up His LA Life and Found a North Carolina Home He Says Actually Feels Safe

Bailey Chase Left Hollywood After 21 Years and Says His North Carolina Home Gives His Family Something LA Never Could […] This article originally appeared on BuildLikeNew.com — visit us for more home security guides.

Los Angeles, CA · 4h

hoopLA

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The Best Things to Do in Los Angeles 11.9.26 – 11.15.26

A Weekly Guide to the Best Things to Do in LA Monday Movie Night at Bacari W. Adams (Clue) Calling all movie buffs! One of the coolest things to do in Los Angeles this week is heading to Bacari W. Adams for their special Movie Night screening of the classic Tim Curry comedy, Clue. This isn’t your […] The post The Best Things to Do in Los Angeles 11.9.26 – 11.15.26 appeared first on hoopLA . The post The Best Things to Do in Los Angeles 11.9.26 – 11.15.26 appeared first on hoopLA .

Los Angeles, CA · 6h

Los Angeles Times

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Bass ran on her strong relationship skills. So why did pivotal allies turn on her?

Bass spent her reelection campaign touting her ability to build relationships and work with others. Yet her fate was decided by moments where crucial relationships crumbled.

Los Angeles, CA · 20h

Westside Current

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Privacy Scrutiny Moves Beyond LAPD and Into All of City Hall

LOS ANGELES - Concerns about who can access residents' personal information - and how long the city keeps it - are pushing Los Angeles officials to seek privacy safeguards beyond the Police Department. The City Council voted unanimously Friday to request recommendations for rules governing data across all city departments. Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez, who introduced the motion, said the scrutiny surrounding police surveillance technology should apply throughout City Hall."Whether we're talking about automated license plate readers, artificial intelligence or other emerging technologies, we cannot afford to have different departments operating under different standards when it comes to collecting, storing, accessing and sharing sensitive data," Rodriguez said.The Nov. 6 vote directs the Information Technology Agency and other relevant departments to recommend a standard, citywide privacy policy and supporting safeguards. The council requested recommendations; it did not adopt the privacy policy.On the Westside, privacy concerns have already figured in decisions about license plate cameras. The LAPD's Flock Safety contract expired in July amid data retention concerns . By late October, the department had advanced a separate Axon camera pilot, while license plate readers operated by Santa Monica police remained active.Rodriguez said the attention paid to police technology needs to be matched by

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

FOX Sports

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College Football Week 10 Top Moments, Results: UCLA, Utah Improve To 9-0

Buckle up. Strap into your couch. Week 10 of the college football season is here with seven ranked matchups. The morning started off strong for the top-10 teams in the morning slate, as No. 3 Utah clinched its first win over No. 9 BYU since 2019 in a 28-20 win. The No. 8 UCLA Bruins improved to a historic 9-0 record after defeating Minnesota 34-20 on the road.

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

Hey SoCal / Civic News

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Pasadena, Long Beach seek volunteers for annual homeless counts

Officials in Pasadena and Long Beach put out the call Friday for volunteers for the cities’ annual point-in-time counts of residents experiencing homelessness. Registration is now open for the 2027 Pasadena Homeless Count, scheduled for the evening of Jan. 20 and the morning of Jan. 21. The city and...

Long Beach, CA · 1d

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East Long Beach gem Vino e Cucina closing Nov. 22

Vino e Cucina will close Nov. 22, owner Lorenzo Mottola has announced, ending a chapter of East Long Beach dining that deserves to be measured in far more than plates of pasta. Though, yes, we need to talk about that pasta. We also need to talk about what it meant...

Long Beach, CA · 1d

Long Beach Post

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‘The Mosquito Bowl’ movie tells a tragic WWII story. For this 102-year-old veteran, it was personal

The film centers on a group of young athletes who volunteered for the Marines before enduring the brutal battle of Okinawa. Long Beach resident John McConnell still remembers the devastation it wrought. The post ‘The Mosquito Bowl’ movie tells a tragic WWII story. For this 102-year-old veteran, it was personal appeared first on Long Beach Post .

Long Beach, CA · 17h

The 562

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LIVE UPDATES: CIF State Volleyball Brackets Released

The562’s coverage of high school volleyball in 2026 is brought to you by the MLP’s Bay Area Breakers. The562’s football coverage for the 2026-27 school year is sponsored by Long Beach Poly alums Wendell “WoWo” Moe, Jr. & Tyson Ruffins. Long Beach Poly and Lakewood...

Long Beach, CA · 17h

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Critical 101-405 freeway transitions and pass lanes shut down for repairs with a twist

Caltrans warns Westside travelers to brace for slow speeds and major ramp closures. Motorists navigating the Sepulveda Pass face significant travel disruptions this week as state highway crews execute widespread paving operations and shoulder repairs along one of Southern California’s busiest transit arteries. The California Department of Transportation announced...

Los Angeles, CA · 16h

The 562

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CIF Football: Long Beach Poly Wins Decisive Playoff Opener Over Norco

The562’s coverage of football and Long Beach Poly Athletics for the 2026-27 school year is sponsored by Former Jackrabbits Wendell “WoWo” Moe, Jr. & Tyson Ruffins. The Long Beach Poly football team has felt all year that they have a special group in their locker room. They believed that through a frustrating non-league schedule that saw several one-score losses, and through a lopsided run through the Moore League when they weren’t tested with four running-clock wins. Friday night they got to see what they have as the Jackrabbits hit the road to No. 2 Norco in a CIF-SS Division 3 playoff opener—and they sure liked what they saw in a dominant 39-17 victory.

Long Beach, CA · 2d

sanfernandosun.com

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Monroe Ends Season with Frustrating 31-14 Loss to Contreras

LOS ANGELES – There were quite a few offensive drives in last night’s Division III playoff contest when the Monroe Vikings could have taken over the game, but fate had other plans. Dropped passes, miscommunication between receivers and the quarterbacks (the Vikings used two quarterbacks last night), missed tackles, and below-average outside containment on the opponent’s running backs on defense doomed the Vikings to their 31-14 loss to the Contreras Cobras at Contreras High School Stadium in the Westlake area of Downtown Los Angeles.

Los Angeles, CA · 1d