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The then-teenage stars of the 1968 film "Romeo and Juliet" are suing Paramount Pictures, seeking more than $500 million in damages, saying they were duped into appearing partially nude in one of the movie's scenes.

Tuesday's scheduled swearing in of House members for the 118th Congress, including two first-term members from Los Angeles County, was delayed because of the inability to elect a new speaker.

A Cedars-Sinai health care patient is suing the health system and hospital for allegedly sharing private patient information with such platforms as Meta and Google without his permission via the Cedar- Sinai website.

A 43-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon for allegedly attacking three men during unprovoked confrontations Tuesday in Irvine, authorities said.

A man who allegedly fatally stabbed a father and daughter in a Kohl's parking lot in Palmdale last fall pleaded not guilty Tuesday to a pair of murder charges.

Light rain made for a damp commute in many parts of the Southland Tuesday, but a more powerful storm was bearing down on the region, again raising fears of flooding and debris flows in recent burn areas.

Charges of stealing unemployment benefits during the COVID-19 pandemic were dismissed Tuesday against a convicted killer in Orange County.

A Los Angeles police officer says in new court papers that he shot a man in self-defense when he and his partner responded to a 2018 assault with a deadly weapon call and found two people sleeping on a driveway in Montecito Heights.

A powerful storm slowly made its way into the Southland Wednesday, with potentially heavy downpours again raising fears of flooding and debris flows in recent burn areas.

A judge has narrowed his previous order that former mayoral candidate Rick Caruso sit for a deposition.