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The 380-space Washington Boulevard lot has never had lighting. County crews plan 10 solar poles by mid-2027.
A multi-vehicle crash near San Pedro and Century sent a car crashing into a building, trapping victims inside both.
A five-minute LAPD pursuit of a stolen vehicle ended in a three-car crash, with four people rushed to the hospital.
Homicide detectives are investigating after a man was struck by gunfire during a Lancaster deputy encounter Monday morning.
No one was hurt after a suspect fired a gun aboard an A Line train near Pacific Coast Highway, but service was cut for hours.
A dog owner allegedly broke glass and threw chairs at the Lincoln Heights shelter, injuring a receptionist and vet clinic staff.
A woman died after being shot before dawn on Long Beach Boulevard, the latest in a string of violent incidents along the same corridor.
Five ambulances and extraction crews rushed to the scene after a fleeing driver overturned a car near 84th Street. The suspect was arrested at the crash site.
Two people were arrested after a late-night home invasion attempt left a teen wounded on Palomar Drive.
Officers opened fire on Glenn Avenue near 9:45 a.m. Sunday after the man allegedly advanced on them. Streets were blocked off as investigators moved in.
Emergency crews closed part of the popular bike path near Lincoln Boulevard as investigators worked the scene along the creek.
Arcadia police lost phone lines and traffic lights blacked out as tropical rain from Hurricane Marie drenched the San Gabriel Valley.
West Hollywood deputies pulled over a tow truck with a registration expired since 2014. LAPD believes hundreds of similar operators are working LA streets.
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