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California man paralyzed during Brazilian jiu-jitsu lesson awarded $46 million
In 2023, a San Diego jury awarded the injured man $46 million, but with post-judgment interest, that total judgment now exceeds $56 million, his attorneys say.
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A third bus of migrants arrives in Los Angeles from Texas
About two weeks after a second bus of migrants from Texas arrived in the city, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass’ office has confirmed a third bus has dropped off more migrants at Union Station.
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Riverside Toddler, Mother Found in Ontario After Alleged Abduction
Saturday night, Riverside police searched for a 25-year-old woman believed to have taken her 3-year-old son without consent.
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Felony Charges Expected Against Man Accused of Hurling Dog Over Fence in Winchester
Felony charges are expected to be filed Tuesday against a 30-year-old man suspected of hurling his dog over a razor-wire security fence at a cell phone tower in Winchester and abandoning him inside the enclosure.
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Vigil Held for English Teacher Who Died After Being Tased by LAPD
Participants wore white and used umbrellas in the rain during a vigil tonight in memory of Keenan Anderson, the cousin of Black Lives Matters co-founder Patrisse Cullors, who went into cardiac arrest and died Jan. 3 after Los Angeles police tased and shackled him after a traffic crash at Venice and Lincoln boulevards in Venice.
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Man Arrested After Trying to Break Into Billie Eilish's LA Home, Police Say
A man was arrested in an attempted burglary Thursday night at the family home of singer Billie Eilish in Highland Park.
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Study Shows Women Remain Underrepresented in Hollywood
The number of women working in leadership roles on top-grossing films has increased by just 7% over the past 25 years.
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French Bulldogs Stolen From Pregnant Woman In Studio City Return Home
Two French bulldogs that were stolen at gunpoint have been reunited with their pregnant owner.
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Griffith Park Pony Rides and City of LA at Odds Over Death of Four Ponies
The owner of Griffith Park’s longtime pony rides attraction defended his handling of the horses after Los Angeles parks officials cited a “lack of transparency” into the deaths of four ponies as the reason the city is not renewing his contract.
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Box Truck Tumbles Off Side of 14 Freeway in Santa Clarita
The wet weather appeared to be a factor in three crashes on rain-slick highways in an area of Santa Clarita, including one in which a box truck went over a guardrail and onto the wreckage of an earlier accident, authorities said Friday.