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A 27-year-old Corona man was arrested Wednesday on federal charges of eight armed robberies and two attempted robberies during a spree of holdups in Orange County in November.

A bicycle connectivity and pedestrian safety program in Skid Row will benefit from $47.5 million in funding from a state grant, City Councilman Kevin de León announced Wednesday.

Oscar season is rapidly approaching, and the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Wednesday released short-lists of contenders in 10 categories for the 95th Academy of Awards.

In what her office described as a "fundamental change" to Los Angeles' approach to addressing encampments on city streets, Mayor Karen Bass signed an executive directive Wednesday launching a program that seeks to proactively bring unhoused residents indoors and prevent encampments from returning.

The final defendant charged in connection with the shooting of Lady Gaga's dog walker during the theft of two of the singer's French bulldogs last year pleaded no contest Wednesday and was placed on two years probation.

Sheriff's officials reached out to the public Wednesday for help identifying and locating a man who exposed himself to two juveniles in the Westmont area.

A man and woman pleaded guilty Wednesday to welfare fraud in Orange County amounting to more than $141,000.

A Muslim employee of Los Angeles Unified who sued the district, alleging she was subjected to disparate treatment by a manager who gave favorable treatment to Latino employees and told the plaintiff to get psychological help, can take her case to trial, a judge has ruled.

In his first official act as mayor of Long Beach, Rex Richardson moved forward Wednesday on a plan to declare a citywide state of emergency on homelessness -- mirroring the first step of his fellow newly elected mayor, Karen Bass of Los Angeles.

A man was fatally shot Wednesday in Compton, but the circumstances of the crime remained unclear.