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Unionized nurses at Van Nuys Behavioral Hospital called off a planned strike today, with the union announcing a labor deal with hospital management.

Authorities today sought the public's help to locate a 34-year-old man who was reported missing in Stevenson Ranch.

COVID-19-positive hospitalizations continued to fall in Los Angeles County today, moving residents closer to a lifting of outdoor mask-wearing mandates, but another 75 virus-related deaths were also reported.

Orange County prosecutors today cleared an Orange County sheriff's deputy who fatally shot a transient during a deadly struggle in San Clemente.

The U.S. government has purchased 600,000 doses of the treatment that will be distributed for free.

Former Los Angeles Police Chief Charlie Beck today rescinded his support of Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón, joining a chorus of law enforcement officials and victims' advocates who have expressed concern over what they deem Gascón's soft-on-crime policies.

A man has been arrested in connection with a fire in the Whittier area that scorched several acres of brush and damaged three homes, authorities said today.

A state appeals court panel today ordered a hearing in juvenile court for a gang member convicted of murdering a 16-year-old female honor student by opening fire on a crowd of people after a high school homecoming football game in Long Beach in 2009.

Four athletes from the California School for the Deaf in Riverside will be on the field as honored guests during the official coin toss for Super Bowl LVI AT SoFi Statdium on Sunday, it was announced today.

Days before his halftime performance at Super Bowl, Snoop Dogg and his so-called ``spiritual advisor'' are being sued in Los Angeles for the alleged sexual assault and battery of a woman who says she worked as an onstage dancer for the rapper, according to court papers obtained today.