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Brian Frank
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Former Editor, Digital and Special Projects
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Daniel Jocz, a social studies teacher at Downtown Magnets High School, has been selected as one of four finalists for National Teacher of the Year.
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On Tuesday, L.A. City Attorney Mike Feuer's office announced it is seeking a temporary restraining order against Southern California Gas Co over the gas leak in Aliso Canyon.
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The L.A. Department of Water and Power's new system led to customers being overbilled for late payment charges, calculation errors and other problems.
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The video showed CHP Officer Daniel Andrew straddling 51-year-old Marlene Pinnock, repeatedly punching her while she was on the ground in July 2014.
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By some estimates, Southern California shoppers are expected to buy only slightly more gifts than they did last year, and they'll be making fewer purchases for themselves.
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The City Attorney's Office said Monday it had filed lawsuits against the owners of both properties in response to an uptick in violence and criminal activity over the past year.
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An audit from the city controller's office finds the program isn't cost effective and falls short on fairness and cost effectiveness.
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The changes follow three separate audits the city launched when it discovered an employee had embezzled more than $6 million over 11 years.
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The new policy is being piloted at locations around the U.S. and is intended to benefit servers, hosts and bartenders, in addition to guests.
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Burns, 62, has won or been nominated for numerous awards for his signature documentaries, many of them focused on subjects from U.S. history.
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Edward Tucker was awaiting transport in the back seat of a patrol car when he somehow managed to escape and flee on foot, sheriff's officials said Wednesday.
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Between five and 10 acres of San Bernardino National Forest's Upper Big Falls will remain closed as officials look for ways to reduce the number of injuries and rescues.
