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An evacuation crossing point was the target of a Russian attack.

Friends and fans were remembering actor-comedian Johnny Brown, who was best known for being the butt of jokes as building superintendent Nathan Bookman on the CBS sitcom ``Good Times'' in the 1970s, following his death at age of 84.

The price of gas has topped $5 a gallon in some parts of the country.

A 36-year-old man was critically injured when he was wounded during a stabbing  at a home in Garden Grove, authorities said today.

A music producer who alleges singer-songwriter Phoebe Bridgers made false statements on social media as part of a vendetta to destroy his reputation wants a judge to allow his lawyers to take the indie rock musician's deposition ahead of a hearing on her motion to dismiss the suit.

Four people from Los Angeles County and one from Orange County are among nine educators who have been honored by the California Teachers Association for their commitment to social justice and for promoting human and civil rights, both in the classroom and in their wider school communities.

The company has secured a private plane to ship the bullets to Ukraine.

Los Angeles City Council President Nury Martinez introduced a motion today to end the city's mandate requiring proof of vaccination to enter many indoor establishments and large outdoor events.

State health regulators announced today they have fined L.A. Care, a health insurance plan for Los Angeles County's neediest residents, $55 million for failing to ensure that patients have timely access to care, denying needed treatment and ignoring members' complaints.

Following the lead of the state and Los Angeles County, USC announced today it will drop its requirement for students and staff to wear masks indoors at most university locations.