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The number of coronavirus patients in Orange County hospitals declined by four people to 202, with 30 of those patients in intensive care, up from 28, according to the latest state data released Saturday.

The average price of a gallon of self-serve regular gasoline in Los Angeles County increased 1.8 cents for the second consecutive day Sunday, rising to $5.282 after an 80-day streak in which it decreased 78 times and remained unchanged the other two days.

Punishing triple-digit heat continued to bear down on Southern California Saturday, with flash flood and thunderstorm warnings sprinkled into the mix in some areas.

A former Whittier College professor can move forward with most of her claims that she was wrongfully terminated before the 2017-18 school year for speaking out in favor of students who alleged they were sexually harassed by a longtime professor who headed her department, a judge has ruled.

A woman was found in grave condition Sunday lying near the third rail of a Metro train track in downtown Los Angeles, authorities said.

Punishing triple-digit heat continues to bear down on Southern California, with a fifth straight Flex Alert in effect Sunday urging residents to conserve electricity during peak hours.

A Los Angeles police officer is suing the city, alleging he experienced backlash for complaining about what he maintains was an attempt by City Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez to interfere with his attempt to serve a search warrant on a marijuana business.

Oscar-winning actress and activist Jane Fonda announced Friday she has been diagnosed with non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma and has been undergoing chemotherapy treatments for the past six months.

With the high heat driving up air-conditioner use, a Flex Alert calling for voluntary power conservation to reduce strain on the state's electrical grid went into effect for a third straight day Friday, and another is on tap for Saturday.

A day after taking the defendant's not-guilty plea in federal court, a Los Angeles judge dismissed the indictment Friday against the captain of the dive boat that caught fire on Labor Day weekend three years ago, killing 34 people near Santa Cruz Island.