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TikTok is accused in a lawsuit of violating a federal law requiring kid-oriented apps and websites to get parental consent before collecting personal information of children under 13 years old.

The DOJ sues TikTok in Los Angeles, alleging that the popular app violated child privacy laws by collecting personal information from millions of Americans under the age of 13.

LAPD released a body camera video of the viral incident where a man, Alexander Mitchell, got punched by a cop mid-arrest. Turns out, the entire incident stemmed from Mitchell being accused of double-parking his car in Watts near South Los Angeles.

What started as a traffic stop for an illegally double-parked car ended up with a teen and an LAPD officer wrestling on the ground. The department is investigating.

The LAPD said the officer involved in the incident, Alexander Donta Mitchell, has since been pulled from field duties and will be under investigation.

Disneyland workers have voted to ratify new contracts that include wage hikes and changes to sick leave policies after months of negotiations.

A cop with LAPD appeared to sucker punch a man who was already in handcuffs in South Los Angeles.

In a fresh broadside against one of the world’s most popular technology companies, the Justice Department has accused TikTok of harnessing the capability to gather bulk information on users based on views on divisive social issues like gun control, abortion and religion.

South Pasadena unveiled the city's all-electric police fleet and charging infrastructure -- all made by Tesla -- that officials say is the nation's first all-electric police fleet.

SpaceX officials believe that the trunk would break up on reentry with no debris surviving.

Apple is reportedly in the process of rolling out some eventual new safety features for iPhone users. One new feature would allow users to video chat with 911 dispatchers and emergency responders.

The Genie+ and individual Lightning Lanes at both Orlando and Anaheim theme parks are now retired.