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Two storms are expected to pass through parts of Los Angeles County, the first arriving Thursday and the second expected on Saturday, according to reports from the National Weather Service.

Los Angeles County sheriff's investigators reached out to the public Wednesday in hopes of identifying possible additional victims of a man suspected of targeting more than a dozen people in a series of sexual assaults, extortion attempts and threats that occurred over a nearly two-year period.

A teacher's aide was behind bars Wednesday on suspicion of showing a lewd photograph to children in Santa Ana.

People suffering from long COVID-19 experience lingering negative effects on their physical, mental and social well-being in ways similar to symptoms endured by patients who are sick with other illnesses, according to UCLA research published Thursday.

A 28-year-old hammer-wielding man was charged Tuesday with attacking four people in a suspected unprovoked attack in Santa Ana.

The USC street medicine services program will be expanded following a Los Angeles City Council vote Tuesday.

Sheriff's officials will reach out for public help Wednesday as they continue their search for an assailant who fatally stabbed a homeless veteran inside a Los Angeles City College parking structure.

The flu season started six weeks earlier than usual.

A City Council committee recommended Tuesday that Billy the Elephant, an Asian bull elephant who has lived at the Los Angeles Zoo for more than 30 years, be relocated to a sanctuary.

Attorneys for a LAPD captain awarded $4 million over the internal distribution of a topless photo that was falsely purported to be her have made a presumptive showing that they are entitled to contact jurors in order to fight defense motions for a new trial or judgment notwithstanding the verdict.