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Brian Williams, former LA deputy mayor for public safety, sentenced for making a fake bomb threat to get out of a virtual meeting
Former Los Angeles deputy mayor of public safety Brian Williams was sentenced to one year of probation, 50 hours of community service, and a $5,000 fine in the US District Court on Monday for calling in a fake bomb threat to City Hall. Williams, a former senior staffer of LA mayor Karen Bass, made these…
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Biotech tycoon Gumrukcu faces mandatory life sentence after murder-for-hire plot that led to death of father of 6
California biotech tycoon Serhat Gumrukcu is facing a mandatory life sentence for orchestrating...
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Community holds vigil for Celeste Rivas, teen found dismembered in D4vd’s Tesla
A vigil was held on Sunday evening by a California community for Celeste Rivas Hernandez, the...
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Judge orders Trump administration to restore $500M in UCLA research grants
A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration’s attempt to cut hundreds of millions...
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California’s attempt to halt Trump’s National Guard troop deployment hits judicial pause
A federal judge who previously found that the Trump administration acted unlawfully in deploying National Guard troops to Los Angeles said on Tuesday he will not immediately weigh California’s request...
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Lil Nas X reportedly seen roaming LA streets nearly naked at 4 am, hospitalized
Lil Nas X was reportedly seen roaming the streets of Los Angeles Thursday morning, wearing only white underwear and boots. The 26-year-old rapper was seen around Ventura Boulevard around 4 a.m. local time,...
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As Trump decries ‘lawless’ cities, Black mayors showcase crime reduction successes
President Donald Trump’s declaration that Washington, D.C., is a “crime-ridden wasteland” has drawn sharp pushback from Black mayors across the country, who say the president is distorting...
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Court weighs Trump’s use of troops in Los Angeles immigration raids
Federal and state officials are locked in a high-stakes legal battle over President Donald Trump’s decision to deploy armed forces to Los Angeles during last June’s immigration protests. Critics...
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Democrats, advocates slam Trump order targeting homelessness with forced treatment approach
President Donald Trump’s latest executive order targeting homelessness is drawing sharp rebukes from Democrats and advocates who say it promotes forced institutionalization and relies on harmful...
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“Good Trouble Lives On” – Nationwide protests honor John Lewis, challenge Trump’s policies
President Donald Trump’s policies have sparked protests in over 1,600 cities, where activists will take to the streets Thursday for a national day of action called “Good Trouble Lives On.”...
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Lawsuit accuses Trump of racially targeted immigration raids in Southern California
On the heels of intensifying immigration crackdowns in Southern California, a federal lawsuit filed Wednesday accuses the Donald Trump administration of unlawfully targeting communities of color with militarized...
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Trump administration sues Los Angeles over sanctuary policy
The Trump administration intensified its legal push against sanctuary cities Monday, filing a federal lawsuit against Los Angeles over its immigration policies, which officials claim are undermining national...
