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Man found dead in Compton neighborhood; homicide investigation underway
A homicide investigation is underway after a man was found dead in a Compton neighborhood Saturday. Los Angeles County Sheriff’s deputies were called to the 900 Block of West Brazil Street just after 6 p.m. Deputies found the victim, who was only described as an adult male, with fatal injuries. He was pronounced dead at […]
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In-N-Out celebrates opening of newest Southern California location
In-N-Out Burger has officially opened its newest SoCal location. On Nov. 12, the City of Commerce celebrated the grand opening of an In-N-Out at 6233 Telegraph Road. “The wait is officially over!” the City of Commerce announced on social media. “In-N-Out Burger is NOW OPEN in the City of Commerce! Our City Council and City […]
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Loved ones search for missing 14-year-old Southern California girl
Loved ones are searching for a missing 14-year-old Southern California girl. Ashley Killinger, 14, was reported missing on Nov. 13, 2026, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department. Killinger, who is critically missing, was last seen on the 44000 block of Camolin Lane in Lancaster around 9 p.m. She is 5 feet 5 inches […]
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Hatchlings From California's First Sea Turtle Nest Head for the Ocean
Seal Beach, Calif. – Eggs from California’s first known naturally occurring sea turtle nest have hatched, and the young olive ridley turtles were released into the Pacific on Saturday, Nov. 14. The nest was laid on Sept. 16 near Seal Beach in Orange County, a stretch of coast that has long drawn visitors for its
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This No-Frills California Restaurant Got So Famous, It Inspired An Entire Theme Park
A plate of fried chicken in Buena Park, California once drew such enormous crowds that the only logical response was to build an entire theme park around it. That’s the origin story of Knott’s Chicken Dinner Restaurant, and it’s one of the most delightfully unexpected tales in California history.