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Having already dismissed the cities of Baldwin Park and West Covina as defendants in a lawsuit brought by relatives of a Covina couple killed during a police pursuit, a judge has now done the same with the state of California.

A woman was fatally stabbed in Boyle Heights and sheriff's detectives Saturday are searching for a man they suspect killed her.

A judge has granted a preliminary injunction ordering companies owned by Rick Caruso to allow those who oppose his candidacy to express their views under certain guidelines at the Grove in the days before the Nov. 8 general election in the mayoral race between the businessman and Rep. Karen Bass.

A 44-year-old man repeatedly stabbed his girlfriend with a screwdriver and strangled her with a New England Patriots jacket in their Santa Ana apartment nearly five years ago, a prosecutor told jurors Thursday.

With COVID-19's impact generally easing, although still deadly, could Los Angeles County be on the verge of a nasty flu season?

An unspecified "environmental hazard" prompted an evacuation of UCLA's Molecular Sciences Building Thursday, though no injuries were reported.

Los Angeles International Airport announced the completion of the final Automated People Mover pedestrian bridge structure over World Way Thursday, moving one step closer to connecting the Tom Bradley International Terminal with the future West Central Terminal Area station.

Orange County's COVID-19 positivity rates continue to trend down while hospitalizations are on the rise as another 17 deaths were logged this month.

Police Thursday sought the public's help to identify a hit-and-run dump truck driver who left a 47-year-old woman severely injured in Sun Valley.

A federal judge ruled Thursday that the FBI's search and seizure of property from rented safe deposit boxes at a Beverly Hills private vaults company that allowed customers to remain anonymous was constitutional.