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Emily Elena Dugdale
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Former Senior Reporter, Criminal Justice
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King - a wire fox terrier - took best in show at last week’s Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show. He lives at handler Gabriel Rangel’s kennel in Rialto.
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King, a sleek, wire fox terrier, won last week's Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show at Madison Square Garden.
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An ACLU lawsuit alleging discrimination of gay, transgender and bisexual inmates by San Bernardino County was settled today in Riverside.
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South Central charter school KIPP Philosophers Academy has been talking to their students about love. Especially inclusion and LGBTQ rights as part of a weekly “love committee." The school is working with the Los Angeles LGBT center initiative Out at Schools to create support and awareness on campus.
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With heavy rains comes the frequent evacuations in fire burn areas.
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L.A'. s Cultural Heritage Commission is considering historic cultural monument status for two well-known downtown institutions: Grand Central Market and the Million Dollar Theater next door.
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Use of the chemical is up over 300 percent in one location.
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They say important parts of the contract haven't changed significantly in nearly four decades
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Luke Leo House Jr. was a 94-year-old WWII veteran and, as a member of the Montford Point Marines, one of the first black men to serve in the Corps.
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Los Angeles teachers returned to schools on Wednesday after negotiators for United Teachers Los Angeles and the Los Angeles Unified School District reached a tentative agreement on a new contract.
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Some aren't happy with the outcome. Others are glad to be back in the classroom.
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From the sky, it's clear that much of Southern California is at or just above sea level and protections like sea walls are eroding.