LA Times — Local
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- Chabria: Sheriff Chad Bianco can't catch a break. That's a good thing
Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco confiscated ballots, citing an investigation into election fraud. These actions drew public scrutiny after California's Supreme Court justices labeled his rationale as "bizarre."
- Turf drama sends celeb favorite Malibu Farmers Market packing to City Hall parking lot
The Malibu Farmers Market encountered location difficulties after a reported dispute with the coastal city regarding its spot at Legacy Park. An official had previously stated that this park was supposed to serve as a temporary home for the market. Consequently, the Malibu Farmers Market is now packing to the City Hall parking lot.
- Los Angeles getting personnel in place for a week of very dangerous heat
Due to a week of dangerous heat expected, the Los Angeles County Fire Department stated it was taking proactive measures. The department announced that it would augment staffing and pre-position personnel and resources to ensure rapid response capabilities for potential wildfires.
- Rollover crash in Whittier sends 10 people to the hospital
A rollover crash occurred in Whittier on Sunday night. The Fire Department reported that three people were critically injured as a result of the accident.
- Man found guilty in ambush-style slaying of newly engaged sheriff's deputy in Palmdale
A guilty verdict was reached against a man accused of killing Sheriff's Deputy Ryan Clinkunbroomer in an ambush-style shooting. Moving forward, a jury will determine whether the shooter was sane at the time of the act.
- Fighters, survivors of deadly Compton gang wars relive the dark past at Tupac Shakur murder trial
Survivors and fighters involved in deadly Compton gang wars are reliving their dark past during the Tupac Shakur murder trial. These violent conflicts took many lives decades ago, notably resulting in the death of rapper Tupac Shakur.
- California's coast under siege: A winter of flooding, big waves and erosion in the forecast
California's coast is forecast to experience a winter characterized by flooding, big waves, and erosion. This potential danger stems from a rare convergence of natural forces, including a powerful El Niño, super king tides, and sea level rise spurred by climate change.
- Three rescued belugas arrive at SeaWorld San Diego after 2,500-mile journey from Canada
Three rescued belugas arrived at SeaWorld San Diego after completing a 2,500-mile journey from Canada. This movement is linked to Marineland, which shuttered in Canada since 2024, initiating a scramble to find new homes for the 30 beluga whales originally kept there.
- French visitor dies in Death Valley after vehicle breaks down amid blistering heat
A French visitor died in Death Valley after his vehicle broke down. The incident occurred on a remote road amidst scorching heat.
- Crimson the mountain lion cub, abandoned by mom, has leg amputated: 'Incredibly resilient'
Crimson, a mountain lion cub rescued at the Oakland Zoo, had his leg amputated after he was found with missing toes earlier this year. The cub is described as incredibly resilient despite being abandoned by his mom.
- David Cannom, pioneering L.A. cardiologist, dies at 86
David Cannom, a pioneer and L.A. cardiologist, died at age 86. He was noted for pioneering the use of implantable defibrillators and spent more than 30 years as director of cardiology at the Hospital of the Good Samaritan.
- Will Trump interfere in the midterms? Democrats and their allies are preparing
Democratic leaders and voting rights advocates are ramping up coordination across California and the nation in response to potential actions by the Trump administration. These preparations aim to counter efforts that might subvert or deny the outcome of the November vote.
- Raman's role in tackling homelessness comes under scrutiny in L.A. mayor's race
Raman's role in addressing homelessness has come under scrutiny during the L.A. mayor's race. Critics allege that the candidate failed to lead a homelessness committee with the necessary urgency to combat the city's enduring crisis. Raman attributes this criticism by claiming that politics were at play.
- Veterans Stadium is about to be demolished for a new sports complex. What it meant to Long Beach
Veterans Stadium in Long Beach is scheduled for demolition. The site will be replaced by a new, modern sports complex. The article promises coverage of the history that location represented and how its legacy is being honored.
- Man arrested after 17-year-old killed in Riverside County shooting
A shooting occurred on Thursday resulting in the death of a 17-year-old and wounding another teenager. Later, the Riverside County Sheriff's Office announced the arrest of a 52-year-old man as a suspect.
- Newsom signs bill shielding immigrant aid workers' home addresses
Governor Gavin Newsom signed AB 2624, which establishes a California address confidentiality program. This program is designed to shield the home addresses of immigrant aid workers, employees, and volunteers who face doxxing and threats.
- Police fatally shoot armed person at Santa Monica park
A Santa Monica police officer fatally shot an armed person at Palisades Park on Saturday. Officials confirmed the shooting incident occurred in the park.
- Highway 1 in Big Sur fully reopens as Timber fire continues to burn
Highway 1 in Big Sur has reopened to travelers after a 12-day closure. The closure was caused by the Timber fire, which continues to burn in Monterey County.
- 'I always knew the truth': Man falsely imprisoned for 18 years exonerated of O.C. robbery
Guy Miles has been exonerated of O.C. robbery, after having been imprisoned for 18 years. His original conviction relied partly on the false testimony provided by two eyewitnesses. Additionally, five people testified that he was actually in Las Vegas on the day the crime took place.
- In L.A.'s 'Chinese Beverly Hills,' fighting back against Chinese communist infiltration
A former council member pleaded guilty to acting as an illegal agent for China. This development occurred in Arcadia and has jolted an immigrant-built suburb that was proud of its success.
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