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Acting Los Angeles City Council President Mitch O'Farrell said Monday he will remove Councilmen Kevin de León and Gil Cedillo from their committee assignments, though he had no update on whether the two embattled council members would resign their seats over their involvement in a racism scandal.

A series of stabbings in Long Beach Monday left a woman dead, three men injured, and a man in custody, police said.

A person was shot and wounded Monday during an attempted robbery at a Bank of America branch in the Carson area near Harbor City, and the suspects were being sought, authorities said.

Authorities Monday sought the public's help to find the driver of a pickup truck that struck and badly injured a woman crossing a street in the Westlake area.

A former human resources director for a Commerce company is suing his ex-employer, alleging he was wrongfully fired in August because of his age and race as well as in retaliation for his repeated warnings to management of his employment safety, wage and hour and sexual harassment concerns.

Orange County bus service is expected to not be interrupted Monday after the Orange County Transportation Authority agreed to resume negotiations with the union representing 150 maintenance employees.

Vice President Kamala Harris is scheduled Monday to participate in what her office described as a "moderated conversation about protecting reproductive rights" at the Nate Holden Performing Arts Center in the Mid-City area and speak at a Democratic National Committee fundraiser.

Eight cases of bird flu have been detected in wild birds in Los Angeles County, the Department of Public Health confirmed Monday, marking the first sign of the virus in the county.

The Los Angeles Dodgers will try to avoid one of their most disappointing postseason exits when they face the San Diego Padres Saturday evening in Game 4 of a National League Division Series at Petco Park.

Health warnings were in place Saturday for ocean water use at four beaches in Los Angeles County due to bacterial levels exceeding health standards when last tested.