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A judge refused today to dismiss sex-related charges against the leader of a Mexico-based evangelical megachurch who is awaiting trial in connection with crimes allegedly committed in Southern California.

Los Angeles County health officials urged employers today to use ``common sense strategies'' to combat COVID-19 in light of increasing spread of the virus.

Jimmy Kimmel, who hosts his late-night talk show from Hollywood, announced today he has contracted COVID-19 and will temporarily step away from the program.

The newly-completed plant will treat water that has already been stored in the Los Angeles Reservoir before it enters the city's water distribution pipes that takes water into the city's homes and businesses.

A pedestrian was struck by an SUV and killed in Buena Park, and police today sought the public's help to find the hit-and-run motorist.

According to a new report by the California Department of Finance, the Golden State's population dropped by approximately 0.3%.

Guess co-founder Paul Marciano today sued attorney Lisa Bloom and her law firm, The Bloom Firm, alleging extortion through the threatened filing of a lawsuit.

A state prison inmate serving a life sentence for brutally stabbing an elderly Monrovia couple to death in 2003 has died, and prison officials suspect his cell mate -- also a convicted murder -- of killing him, authorities said today.

After filing the case, six former employees of the Saddle Ranch Chop House restaurant have dropped their lawsuit alleging they were subjected to sexual harassment by an assistant general manager, with one plaintiff additionally claiming he was falsely accused of threatening to poison a customer.

The number of COVID-positive patients in Orange County's hospitals remained the same today at 83, according to the latest state data, with 12 of those patients being treated in intensive care, up from 11 on Saturday.