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A Huntington Beach driver accidentally ended up in Huntington Harbour after apparently hitting the gas instead of the brake. He got out before first responders arrived.
Transportation & Infrastructure in ...
Newport Beach approved a framework to move the Fashion Island bus hub and pay for its replacement, but nobody knows the final bill yet.
Real Estate & Development in ...
Hundreds of leaders gathered in Ontario to debate how California can build housing that working families can afford. The conference put financing, regulation and public-private partnerships under the microscope.
A Riverside judge ordered a Los Angeles parolee to stand trial in an alleged runaway trafficking case. His co-defendant faces a separate preliminary hearing in September.
UCLA has purchased 16 commercial properties near campus for $49.8 million, gaining more control over a key stretch of Westwood Village.
High tides and powerful surf have damaged San Clemente’s coastal rail line again, sending crews into overnight emergency repairs as more high water approaches.
Food & Drinks in ...
Double Chicken Please is bringing six food-inspired cocktails to Ardor in West Hollywood for two nights only. Walk-in bar seats and dinner reservations will be available.
A former White House-honored anti-violence advocate faces felony charges tied to an alleged year-long campaign against his girlfriend.
A Swedish national who sold never-delivered Escobar-branded phones and flamethrowers has been sentenced in Los Angeles to 48 months in federal prison.
A motorcyclist died after a solo crash sent the rider over the edge of a 105/110 freeway connector in South Los Angeles.
A secret desert lab in Los Angeles County produced a staggering drug haul: 1,378 pounds of meth, cash and three suspects in custody.
Seventeen investors want a Los Angeles court to pause IRG’s planned public-market deal, warning that a $350 million arbitration fight could be gutted by the timing.
Politics & Govt in ...
A new county plan would test whether Los Angeles can keep emergency systems running after a major earthquake.
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