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A star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame will be unveiled today honoring ``Better Call Saul'' star Bob Odenkirk for a career in which he has received 16 Emmy nominations as a producer, writer, actor and lyricist.

The number of COVID-positive hospital patients in Los Angeles County has fallen by 28 people to 213, according to the latest state figures.  

Beverly Hills police were busy collecting antisemitic fliers this afternoon that were distributed in the extreme north end of the city on the Jewish holiday of Passover.

Day two of the Coachella Music & Arts Festival is underway at the Empire Polo Club with a jam-packed lineup that features festival staples and newcomers, a goodbye performance and the possibility of unreleased music being debuted by one of hip-hop's biggest stars.

Tax procrastinators be warned -- Monday is the deadline to get your taxes filed.

Authorities today were attempting to arrest a man who barricaded inside an SUV in the Boyle Heights area after losing control of the vehicle during a pursuit.

The eight-day celebration of Passover begins at sundown today with more in-person Seders than the past two years when various congregations and organizations organized virtual Seders in response to Coronavirus-related restrictions.

A 28-year-old Huntington Beach man was sentenced today to 35 years to life in prison for shooting at a Costa Mesa police officer and breaking into two homes before giving up after a 40-minute standoff.

Blake Patraw, 23, was arrested today on suspicion of fleeing the deadly collision just before 5 p.m. Thursday at Yorktown Avenue just east of Newland Street, according to Jennifer Carey of the Huntington Beach Police Department.

Two men were injured today in a Hyde Park shooting police are investigating as gang-related.