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The allegations against Spitzer were included in a Friday court filing in the case of Jamon Buggs, who is accused of gunning down two people execution-style in Newport Beach in April 2019.

The headhouse -- which includes a security checkpoint and American Airline ticketing counters and baggage claim carousels -- was closed to the public last week and will be reconstructed while the public uses the western half of the facility.

Members of a Los Angeles Police Department bomb squad who detonated a cache of illegal fireworks in South Los Angeles last year -- causing a huge explosion that displaced numerous residents from their homes - - ignored the warnings of an expert team member.

Los Angeles County health and elected leaders are expected to again discuss the future of the local indoor mask-wearing mandate today, as rules requiring face coverings ease back across the state and nationally.  

The Los Angeles Police Commission will vote today on a policy to discipline officers, beginning with additional training, if they don't articulate in the moment why a traffic or other minor violation escalates into a criminal investigation. 

The Los Angeles City Council is scheduled today to consider aspects of a plan introduced by Councilman Kevin de León aimed at reducing illegal dumping throughout the city, including by shortening the time it takes to deploy cleanup teams after a report is made about excess trash and debris.

The FDA has linked four cases of a rare bacterial infection to the recalled Similac PM 60/40 powdered infant formula.

President Biden will address a joint session of Congress on Tuesday (March 1) at 9pm ET/6pm PT.

A fifth person was also killed in what police called a murder-suicide.

Downtown Los Angeles experienced the fourth driest January and February, recording .25 inches of rain, or 4% of the normal rainfall for the area in that combined time period, according to data from the National Weather Service.