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Following in the city of Los Angeles' footsteps, the county Board of Supervisors Tuesday advanced the idea of enacting a fair work week ordinance aimed at giving retail employees more consistent schedules and breaks between shifts.

The county Board of Supervisors threw its unanimous support Tuesday behind Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass' emergency declaration on homelessness, adopting a motion calling for county staff to work arm-in-arm with city officials to address the issue.

A Silver Alert was in effect Tuesday for a 94-year-old woman who was reported missing from the San Juan Capistrano area.

A lawsuit for alleged assault brought by the ex-wife of a former top Hollywood agent who was previously accused of groping client Terry Crews was dismissed, according to court papers obtained Wednesday.

A Temecula man was charged Tuesday with the killing of a man in Huntington Beach earlier this month.

Two men have been arrested for allegedly committing an armed robbery of a Burbank doughnut shop, and investigators believe they might be responsible for other crimes, authorities said Tuesday.

A Los Angeles police officer pleaded not guilty Tuesday to misdemeanor charges of distributing "intimate" photos of his wife without her consent.

In its first five days of release, "Wednesday" drew the second-largest viewership in Nielsen's brief history of releasing streaming viewership figures, according to figures released Wednesday.

A jJudge has pared to a single claim a lawsuit filed by a former bus driver for the city of Montebello who had alleged he was a victim of religious discrimination after he was fired in 2021 for refusing to get a coronavirus vaccination because of his faith.

Jurors in the sex assault trial of former film producer Harvey Weinstein convened for a 10th day Monday, having already logged some 37 hours of deliberations.