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A former top-level prosecutor in the Orange County District Attorney's Office filed a legal claim claiming she was compelled to retire early because of multiple instances of retaliation in connection with whistleblowing on two capital cases, including the mass shooting in Orange last year.

Crystal Turner and Kylen Schulte were found shot to death over the summer in Moab, Utah.

Sheriff's homicide detectives today are investigating a dog attack in Lancaster where a 43-year-old man was killed and several others were injured.  

The mother's boyfriend was arrested for allegedly killing the four-year-old boy.

The Pentagon approved 700 troops and 50 tactical vehicles to assist with security in Washington, D.C., as truckers plan to clog the streets ahead of the State of the Union.

Authorities in Montebello investigated social media posts containing possible threats targeting Schurr High School and found them not credible, but extra officers will be on the campus today.

Los Angeles County could be on the verge of easing its indoor mask-wearing requirement, with Supervisor Janice Hahn announcing that vaccinated people will soon be able to shed face coverings in indoor locations that verify COVID-19 vaccination status.

A cold storm brought more chilly temperatures, rain and snow to the Southland today, creating hazardous driving conditions in the northern reaches of Los Angeles County, where the Golden State (5) Freeway was closed through the Grapevine, stranding hundreds of motorists.  

Russia has ordered troops to enter disputed regions of Eastern Ukraine.

Children's Hospital Los Angeles announced a ``landmark'' $25 million gift today from an anonymous donor that will be used to enhance nursing education, development and research programs.