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Studio City home burglary caught on camera as masked thieves steal $100K in valuables
Three masked burglars stole about $100,000 in valuables from a Studio City home in roughly seven minutes while the family watched remotely.
Air regulators hit Lineage with 6 violations, threaten court action over rotting food stench
Air quality regulators have threatened Lineage Logistics with legal action over a Boyle Heights warehouse fire that left millions of pounds of food to rot.
California's Taylor Farms under federal investigation in nationwide cyclospora outbreak
Taylor Farms, based in Salinas, California, is being investigated as a possible source of tainted lettuce tied to the nationwide cyclospora outbreak, according to The Washington Post. Taylor Farms supplied the shredded iceberg lettuce served at Taco Bell restaurants linked to the investigation. The parasite can cause weeks of severe diarrhea and cramping once ingested.
Boyle Heights residents boo Mayor Karen Bass, Lineage executives at heated town hall over warehouse fire
Boyle Heights residents angrily confronted Mayor Karen Bass, other elected officials and Lineage executives during a contentious town hall over the warehouse fire cleanup.
Lineage COO meets with Boyle Heights residents after warehouse fire, faces calls for accountability
Lineage's chief operating officer met with Boyle Heights community leaders and local officials nearly three weeks after the warehouse fire, calling the meeting a first step toward improving communication and addressing community concerns.
Thousands celebrate USA's 250th birthday at LA Memorial Coliseum's 'America's Block Party'
Thousands of families gathered at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum for "America's Block Party," celebrating the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence with food, games and entertainment.
2,000-gallon sewage spill shuts down stretch of Laguna Beach through 4th of July weekend
A malfunctioning sewer pump has forced the closure of a quarter-mile stretch of Laguna Beach over the Fourth of July weekend due to a 2,000-gallon raw sewage spill.
Officer opens fire at Thousand Oaks hospital while guarding attempted murder suspect
An officer opened fire Thursday afternoon inside a Thousand Oaks hospital while guarding a man who had been arrested earlier in the day on suspicion of attempted murder, authorities said.
Fans erupt with joy at Galaxy Park watch party after USMNT advances to FIFA World Cup Round of 16
The U.S. men's national team defeated Bosnia and Herzegovina 2-0 Wednesday night to advance to the World Cup round of 16 as fans celebrated at a watch party at Galaxy Park in Carson.
Pasadena restaurant leads donation drive for Venezuela earthquake survivors
Chamo Venezuelan Cuisine has shipped hundreds of donated boxes of medical supplies, diapers and bedding since last week's twin earthquakes, with donations pouring in from as far as Santa Barbara and Bakersfield.









