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A man was sentenced to 10 years behind bars for forcibly bringing a teenage girl from Arizona to Los Angeles to work as a prostitute, the U.S. Attorney's Office announced Thursday.

Attorneys for Los Angeles County filed court papers Thursday asking a court to consider holding Sheriff Alex Villanueva and his undersheriff in contempt for allegedly ignoring subpoenas to appear before the Civilian Oversight Commission and testify about alleged deputy cliques.

Gov. Gavin Newsom lashed out again Wednesday at UCLA over the university's decision to move its athletic program out of the Pac-12 Conference and into the Big Ten starting in 2024, saying the school needs to publicly explain its reasoning and how the move will benefit student-athletes.

Authorities Wednesday were searching for the person who fatally shot a man in Long Beach.

Another 6,450 COVID-19 cases were confirmed in Los Angeles County Wednesday, while the number of virus-positive patients in county hospitals topped 1,300.

Twelve college-bound high school seniors from Los Angeles County have been chosen as 2022 Milken Scholars, winning $10,000 scholarships plus a lifetime of career and educational mentoring and resources, it was announced Wednesday.

A 32-year-old convicted felon was arrested Wednesday and a large cache of ghost guns he allegedly manufactured was seized at his Burbank home, authorities said.

A 29-year-old man accused of gunning down a homeless man outside a Sylmar convenience store in what authorities described as a hate-motivated killing was charged Wednesday with murder.

Tanya Kersey, an entertainment journalist and entrepreneur who was the founder and executive director of the Hollywood Black Film Festival -- once known as the "Black Sundance" -- has died, it was announced Wednesday. She was 61.

Four suspects were arrested in Westminster Wednesday after leading authorities on a pursuit following a robbery at the Fashion Island shopping mall in Newport Beach