Here's the most recent top news you may have missed in Los Angeles.
3 charged in killing of Riverside convenience store clerk
Murder and robbery charges were filed Friday against a trio accused in the shooting death of a Riverside 7-Eleven clerk. Marleiya Onshel Barnes, 33, of Moreno Valley, John Lamont Bush, 30, of Los Angeles, and Roderick Lamar Grandison, 47, of Compton were arrested Wednesday in connection with the Feb. 28 slaying.
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LA, Santa Ana, Anaheim, Long Beach have highest local rents
L.A. ranks seventh among the nation's priciest rental markets.
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Carpinteria man arrested in LA missing persons/possible homicide case
The missing persons, now considered possible victims in a homicide case, are a mother and daughter who went missing in Los Angeles shortly before Christmas last year. It is believed that the mother and daughter lived in Carpinteria at one time, according to police.
Read the full story on Coastal View News.
New COVID-19 case confirmed in LA County
Health officials have confirmed a new case of COVID-19 in Los Angeles County, bringing the total number of cases in the county to 14.
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LAX chief says CDC did not reveal health screeners who got coronavirus
Officials at Los Angeles International Airport learned for the first time that a health screener at the airport tested positive for coronavirus through a press release Wednesday and not by the Centers for Disease Control, Los Angeles World Airports Interim CEO Justin Erbacci said at a press briefing Friday.
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