Broken water main in WeHo causes widespread damage
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Local businesses impacted by the water main break in West Hollywood on Thursday are picking up the pieces. 

Missing Long Beach woman who went dirt biking in Mojave Desert found dead

The search for a 63-year-old Long Beach woman who went missing while dirt biking in the Mojave Desert has come to a tragic end, authorities said.

2-year-old IE boy fatally shoots himself after finding gun in sofa; 2 arrested

A 2-year-old Highland boy has died after finding a gun hidden in a couch and fatally shooting himself, according to authorities. His mother and her boyfriend face child abuse charges.

South LA Crips street gang member sentenced in $2.8M bank fraud scheme: DOJ

Authorities announced 26-year-old Chase Matthew Griffin, a member of the South LA-based Crips, was sentenced to nine years in federal prison for his role in a $2.8 million scheme advertised on social media.

Murder charges in Compton student's July 4 death
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A Los Angeles man is scheduled to be arraigned Friday on murder and other charges stemming from a Fourth of July shooting that left a 19-year-old college student dead and two female teenagers injured in Compton.

Massive earthquake strikes near Mexico, Guatamala
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A preliminary 7.3-magnitude earthquake struck the Pacific coast near Mexico and Guatemala on Friday morning. 

Officials give update on WeHo water main break
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A section of the pipe has been identified that needs to be replaced, according to the LADWP.

Repairs underway following water main break in WeHo
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The specific cause of the break was under investigation, but Anselmo G. Collins, the LADWP's chief operating officer and senior assistant general manager of the water system, said pressure in water delivery lines is highest at night when demand drops.

Intocable receives Hollywood Walk of Fame star
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Regional Mexican band Intocable was honored Thursday with the 2,852nd star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

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.

California lettuce supplier linked to past outbreaks
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Taylor Farms, based in Salinas, California, is being looked at as possible source of tainted lettuce tied to the cyclospora outbreak, the Washington Post reports. Taylor Farms is also known for supplying lettuce to Taco Bell. The parasite is known to have caused "explosive diarrhea" to some of the patients known to have eaten the tainted lettuce.