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Santa Anita Park canceled its New Year's Day racing program Sunday due to heavy rain in the area.

A 37-year-old man is suing Kaiser Foundation Health Plan Inc. and related Kaiser entities, alleging he was sexually abused by one of the health plan's pediatricians during examinations in the 1990s at its Gardena facility.

Thousands of spectators will line Colorado Boulevard and other Pasadena streets Monday to witness the 134th Rose Parade, featuring the annual array of floral-colored floats, musical performances by marching bands from across the country and a host of equestrians.

Utah will get its second chance to win its first Rose Bowl when it faces Penn State in the 109th edition of college football's oldest bowl game Monday.

A man was found dead in an alley in Canoga Park, authorities said Monday.

Donate Life America, a nonprofit organization devoted to increasing the number of donated organs, eyes and tissue available to help sustain and heal lives, took top honors in the 134th Tournament of Roses Parade, winning the 2023 Sweepstakes Trophy for its entry "Lifting Each Other Up!"

Flames consumed a garage attached to a two-story Irvine home and spread to the roof and attic Monday morning and firefighters believe it was caused by a lithium-ion battery failure.

Monday morning's crisp weather -- a picturesque backdrop for the 134th Rose Parade in Pasadena -- isn't expected to last, with rainfall set to start as soon as Monday evening, according to Southland forecasters.

Scientists at Caltech are launching a Space Solar Power Demonstrator prototype into orbit Tuesday as part of an ambitious effort to harvest solar power in space and beam that energy back to Earth, university officials in Pasadena said Monday.

"Avatar: The Way of Water" has taken the box office crown for a third consecutive week, grossing another $63.4 million over the New Year's weekend, according to industry estimates released Sunday.