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Officers in Santa Ana shot and killed a man who was coming at them with his car. The two-man patrol unit was making their rounds in a residential area at around 12:45 Friday morning when they spotted the man in the back seat of a white sedan.
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It's official: L.A. City Councilman Bill Rosendahl is a man in love, and their relationship is official on paper. After 17 years together, Rosendahl and his longtime partner Hedi El Kholti have registered as domestic partners.
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Justin Bieber may be the dream date ideal for teen girls all over the globe, but one man who once served as the pop star's bodyguard is claiming the Bieber treated him oh-so-wrong.
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In the same year that People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) tried to convince us going vegan is good for guys' junk, the animal rights organization has bestowed upon Los Angeles the honor of being their 2012 City of the Year.
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Before the tuxedo and gown sporting celebs can unseal the envelopes at the 85th Annual Academy Awards ceremony next month, the nominees must be revealed. Actress Emma Stone and this year's novice Oscars show host Seth MacFarlane were on hand to do the honors bright and early Thursday morning.
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A vehicle registered to missing Santa Clarita resident Sarah Alarid has been located in a ravine in the Angeles National Forest, and an unidentified body has been found nearby.
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At around 9:30 Tuesday night, something went "BOOM!" in North Hollywood, and this morning there is still no explanation for the mysterious explosion.
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In today's Extra, Extra we've got a malfunction, an accidental murder, and something new coming to Mozza, along with more news bits of the day. Plus: Keep up with us on Facebook, and follow us on Twitter: @LAist @LAistFood @LAistSports. You can also find us on Pinterest, Storify, Foursquare, and Instagram (laistpics).
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For the fourth year, the Advocate has put together their list of the Gayest Cities in America, and, perhaps surprisingly local cities like Los Angeles and West Hollywood didn't make the cut.
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Recognizing Huell Howser's special place in the hearts of Angelenos, L.A. City Councilman Tom LaBonge is organizing a public gathering in Griffith Park for fans to honor the unique Tennessean who made L.A. his home.
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Assemblyman Mike Gatto's bill could put the brakes on L.A.'s plan to opt-out of a state law that prohibits cities from ticketing drivers who park at broken meters.
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A man suspected of killing three women in Los Angeles in the 1980s has been charged with multiple counts of murder. 72-year-old Samuel Little was arrested in Kentucky in September on unrelated narcotics charges from Los Angeles and is already serving prison time on those charges.