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In-person classes were set to resume at UCLA today, one day after instructions were abruptly switched to remote in response to a video and violence-laden manifesto posted online by a former lecturer who was later arrested in Colorado.

Authorities today identified a 49-year-old man who was pulled unresponsive from a vehicle that crashed into a parked vehicle in the unincorporated Florence-Firestone area near Watts.

The funeral service for Officer Fernando Arroyos of the Los Angeles Police Department, who was fatally shot while off duty on Jan. 10, will be today at Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hills.  

The number of COVID-positive patients in Los Angeles County hospitals fell for the eighth consecutive day, decreasing from 3,720 to 3,710, according to the latest state figures.  

With bus operators leaving Metro at higher rates than they're being hired, the transit agency will temporarily reduce bus service beginning Feb. 20 to avoid more unexpected cancellations.

A new lawsuit accuses the Center for COVID Control of providing inaccurate test results.

2,000 troops will head to Poland and Germany, while the other 1,000 will be stationed in Romania.

Southland residents may see a helicopter making low-level flights over the region today as the National Nuclear Security Administration completes background radiation measurements as part of safety preparations for the upcoming Super Bowl.

Rep. Karen Bass has raised the most money among all candidates in the 2022 Los Angeles mayoral race -- taking in more than $1.982 million, all of it in the second half of 2021, figures released today show.

The pilot aborted the landing and had to fly around the airport to try again.