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A woman is suing the Los Angeles Community College District, alleging a district nurse inappropriately touched her during what was supposed to be a visit to get vaccinations at Los Angeles Southwest College in 2019 and later asked her to pay a $200 examination fee.

Los Angeles Department of Public Health officials issued a warning Friday for beachgoers ahead of the holiday weekend due to high bacteria levels at several popular destinations.

A prosecutor and defense attorney were appointed Orange County Superior Court judges, Gov. Gavin Newsom's office announced Friday.

Firefighters rescued two window washers Friday who got stranded on their malfunctioning platform outside the 25th floor of a downtown Los Angeles high-rise.

Attorneys for Black Lives Matter demonstrators who were confronted at gunpoint by the late husband of former LA County DA Jackie Lacey at the Laceys' Granada Hills home in 2020 are not entitled to a second deposition of the county's former top prosecutor, Lacey's lawyers argue in new court papers.

Authorities in Los Angeles County and around the state will begin a Christmas weekend enforcement effort Friday targeting motorists driving drunk or violating other traffic laws.

A 26-year-old convicted thief was behind bars Friday on charges of sexually assaulting and robbing a Lyft driver in Anaheim.

A man who allegedly broke into a parked Mercedes- Benz G-Class SUV in the Los Feliz area was in a standoff with police Friday.

Christmas Eve in the Southland will be marked Saturday by Masses at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels and the 63rd annual Los Angeles County Holiday Celebration at The Music Center's Dorothy Chandler Pavilion.

A Los Angeles federal judge ruled that two movie fans can allege false advertising against Universal Pictures in a lawsuit in which they contend the studio tricked them into renting the 2019 film "Yesterday" by featuring actress Ana de Armas in the trailer -- but not in the complete movie.