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Riverside County failed to act on reported abuse before baby Emmanuel's death, suit alleges

{"Baby Emmanuel died after abuse was reported in 2024.","His three‑year‑old sister filed a lawsuit on his behalf.","The lawsuit says Riverside County’s Department of Public Social Services did not properly investigate the abuse report.","Because of that failure, the baby died."}

Aug 1, 13:00upd. 54m
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Lopez: Dodger Stadium gondola plan about to hit heavy turbulence as state park defenders play hardball

The city wants to build a gondola that would go from Dodger Stadium to nearby neighborhoods. Supporters say it would ease traffic and help fans reach games. Opponents, who defend L.A. State Historic Park, argue the gondola would turn a public park into a private attraction for wealthy team owners. They say the park should stay open for everyone, not become a playground for billionaires.

Aug 1, 12:00upd. 1h
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Commentary: Highway bandits, Charles Lindbergh and the 700 curves; The story of the Ridge Route over Tejon Pass

The Ridge Route was a mountain road over Tejon Pass that linked Los Angeles with California’s Central Valley. It had about seven hundred curves and was known for highway bandits in the early 1900s. Aviator Charles Lindbergh once flew low over the road while testing aircraft. Two different versions of the road were built before Interstate 5 opened in 1970 and replaced it.

Aug 1, 12:00upd. 1h
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Man stabbed to death on Metrolink platform in San Fernando Valley

On Friday afternoon, a man was stabbed on the platform of the Sylmar/San Fernando Metrolink station. He died from his injuries at the scene. Police say the attack happened around 3 p.m. and they are searching for the suspect. No arrests have been made yet.

Aug 1, 00:23upd. 13h
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Victim, suspects identified in Chino Hills kidnapping and trunk shooting

In Chino Hills, California, a man was kidnapped and later found shot in the trunk of a car. Police say two suspects were arrested and they knew each other before the crime. The victim survived and is receiving medical care.

Jul 31, 21:00upd. 17h
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Plane crashes at U.S. Marine Corps' Miramar air base in San Diego

On Friday morning, a small plane crashed at the U.S. Marine Corps' Miramar air base in San Diego. The crash happened near a brush fire that was already burning. Emergency crews rushed to the scene to put out the fire and help anyone hurt. Officials have not yet released details about the cause or any injuries.

Jul 31, 18:15upd. 19h
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Bass imposes new limits on rebuilding process for warehouse that burned in Boyle Heights

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass told city agencies to stop issuing rebuilding permits for a burned warehouse in Boyle Heights. The warehouse, which stored cold goods, caught fire earlier. She wants regulators to finish a strict environmental review before any rebuilding can continue.

Jul 31, 16:18upd. 21h
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Inside Barcelona’s most sweltering neighbourhood: El Raval

El Raval is a neighbourhood in Barcelona known for being very hot in summer. Many people live in small apartments with little green space. Most residents have low incomes and some are migrants. These conditions make the area especially vulnerable to heat‑related health problems.

Jul 31, 12:24upd. 1d
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Accused serial Tesla vandal arrested in California

Police in Orange County, California arrested a man accused of damaging many Tesla cars. Authorities say he is linked to more than a dozen vandalism cases in the last two weeks. Vandalism means deliberately damaging or destroying property. The suspect is being held while investigators look for more evidence.

Jul 30, 16:49upd. 1d
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GoFundMe raises over $400K for family of slain business owner Lorenzo Salgado Araujo

A GoFundMe campaign collected more than $400,000 to help the family of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo. Araujo was a business owner who was killed in a violent incident. Friends and neighbors described him as someone who always showed up for others. The money will be used for funeral costs and to support his loved ones.

Jul 11, 14:28upd. 20d
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Photos: Seafair Saturday in Seattle

Seafair Saturday took place in Seattle. Photographers from the Seattle Times took pictures of the event on land and on the water at Genesee Park and Playfield. The photos show crowds, boats, and summer activities.

Aug 1, 21:44upd. 15m
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60 years after MLK protested in Marquette Park, marchers carry on his legacy

Sixty years ago, Martin Luther King Jr. marched in Marquette Park to protest unfair housing laws in Chicago. He and other activists faced angry crowds who threw rocks and Molotov cocktails. On Saturday, his daughter Bernice King stood in the same park, speaking to a crowd wearing rain ponchos and umbrellas. The march honored his legacy and called for continued action against housing discrimination.

Aug 1, 21:41upd. 15m
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Searching for an affordable house in SoCal, she fell for a scam sweeping social media

Pam Yeager looked for a cheap rental house in Southern California. She saw a posting on social media and sent more than $2,500 to secure the home. The posting was fake, and she never got the house or her money back. Experts warn that such scams are increasing on platforms like Facebook and Instagram.

Jul 31, 10:00upd. 1d
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L.A. Zoo nonprofit's bankruptcy case dismissed, boosting city in fight over $50-million endowment

A bankruptcy case filed by the nonprofit that runs the Los Angeles Zoo was dismissed by a court. The city attorney's office said the filing was made in bad faith to avoid paying the city. The dismissal supports the city's effort to control a $50‑million endowment meant for the zoo. The zoo will now continue operating under the city's oversight.

Jul 31, 00:08upd. 1d
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LAPD fatally shoots man swinging bat at cars near freeway onramp, officials say

On Wednesday evening, police in Los Angeles shot a man who was swinging a bat at cars near a freeway onramp. The incident happened in the Harvard Heights neighborhood. Officers said the man posed a threat to drivers and they used lethal force. The man died at the scene.

Jul 30, 13:26upd. 2d
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Employees flee fire inside TikTok headquarters in Culver City

There was a fire at TikTok's US headquarters in Culver City. Employees had to leave the building quickly. The fire started on Wednesday because of an electrical problem.

Jul 30, 01:42upd. 2d
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