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A man who was shot to death by California Highway Patrol officers on the westbound Glenn Anderson (105) Freeway in Paramount was identified by authorities today.

The Port of Long Beach will hold a retirement ceremony today for the decommissioned Gerald Desmond Bridge, which will be demolished to allow better access to the port's Inner Harbor for large cargo vessels.

Relatives of a 10-year-old Lancaster boy who died in 2018 after allegedly being subjected to extensive torture by his mother and her boyfriend reached a settlement in the part of their lawsuit against Los Angeles County, attorneys told a judge today.

A man was shot to death in El Monte today.

The Federal Trade Commission wants Frontier Communications to pay $8.5 million in civil penalties and costs to Los Angeles and Riverside counties, plus $250,000 that will be distributed to the internet provider's California customers, according to a proposed order filed today in Los Angeles.

A Lake Balboa man who was arrested last year on suspicion of falsely claiming to be a licensed attorney and offering legal services in family law and personal injury cases pleaded no contest today to four criminal charges.

The United States government is seeking the forfeiture of a mega-mansion in Holmby Hills, alleging the home was purchased with bribes paid by an Armenian businessman to the family of a former high-ranking public official in the onetime Soviet republic, the Department of Justice announced today.

The co-founder of the Grossman Burn Foundation, who allegedly ran down two young brothers in a Westlake Village crosswalk and fled the scene, was ordered today to stand trial on murder and other charges.

A lawsuit was filed on behalf of a teenage girl who was allegedly body-slammed by a school resource sheriff's deputy at Lancaster High School in 2021 and later mocked by the deputy when she returned to school.

A man was found dead today near the Venice boardwalk.