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An explosion of unknown size and origin occurred Thursday in a three-story science building on the USC campus, and one person was treated for unspecified injuries.

Police shot and killed a stabbing suspect in Huntington Park, authorities said Friday.

Events honoring the victims of last weekend's Monterey Park shooting will continue Friday evening as St. Stephen Martyr Catholic Church will have a special Mass to honor the 11 people killed and the nine survivors.

A British tourist who was accidentally shot and wounded in her right leg by Los Angeles police while riding a bicycle on the Venice Boardwalk in 2016, ending her career as a London ambulance paramedic, has reached a settlement of her lawsuit against the city.

The celebration of the 100th anniversary of The Walt Disney Company at the Disneyland Resort begins Friday with the opening of Mickey & Minnie's Runaway Railway and the debut of "World of Color -- ONE."

Three robbery suspects were taken into custody Wednesday following a pursuit that ended in the Paramount area.

The Los Angeles City Council voted Wednesday to explore an ordinance defining electric vehicle charging in the city's zoning code, given that it is currently undefined as a land use.

The City Council voted to add more tenant protections Wednesday to the South Los Angeles Community Plan Implementation Overlay Ordinance, which covers several blocks near USC.

Organizers of the Razzie Awards -- the annual tongue-in-cheek "honors" recognizing what it deems the worst films and performances of the past year -- have rescinded the nomination they announced earlier this week for a 12-year-old actress, a pick that generated online backlash.

A prosecutor told a judge Wednesday that a Lancaster woman and her boyfriend tortured and abused her 10-year-old son for two weeks before his death, while an attorney for the male defendant countered that his client should be acquitted of murder.