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A Los Angeles rescue group is seeking homes for dozens of domestic rabbits seized by animal control officers from what the group is calling a "backyard breeding operation."

Fueled by a $15 million donation, UCLA announced an effort Wednesday to raise funds for student scholarships as part of a larger goal of creating debt-free education by 2030 by removing the need for student loans.

Eight sheriff's deputies who say they were pressured to quit or leave the East Los Angeles station by a clique of mostly Latino deputies known as the Banditos can move forward with part of their case against their former colleagues, a judge ruled Wednesday.

Santa Monica will pay $122.5 million to 124 people who alleged they suffered sexual abuse as children at the hands of a former city employee who volunteered with the Police Activities League, attorneys said Wednesday.

Sen. Tom Umberg, D-Santa Ana, said Wednesday he's done trying to get a bill cracking down on fentanyl dealers out of a state Senate committee after it was rejected again this week, and will instead support efforts to seek an initiative from voters to change the law.

Iran has unlawfully seized at least five commercial shipping vessels over the past two years.

The city of Los Angeles celebrated the grand opening of the Dolores Huerta Apartments today, the first completed permanent supportive housing building funded by the $185 million SDS Supportive Housing Fund.

A television commentator and businesswoman is suing her former chief of staff, alleging she made hundreds of charges on a corporate credit account to support a lavish lifestyle while the plaintiff was distracted by other events.

A 35-year-old woman was killed and a roughly 6- year-old girl believed to be her daughter was critically injured Tuesday when they were struck by a pickup while walking near Hancock Park Elementary School in the mid-Wilshire area.

A judge is being asked to approve a $3.5 million settlement between the Los Angeles Unified School District and a former special needs student who alleged he was sexually abused during the 2018-19 school year.