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A small marijuana grow site located near a residential neighborhood and above a public park was discovered early this morning in the unincorporated area of Rowland Heights.
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The motorist whose solo vehicle crash into a hydrant and a light pole in Valley Village led to the electrocution deaths of two Good Samaritans could face reckless driving charges.
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The man accused of breaking into rapper and actor LL Cool J's Studio City home has been identified as Jonathan A. Kirby, a 56-year-old transient with an extensive rap sheet, and now he faces a potential "third strike."
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So maybe Westwood isn't totally dying: Orange County's popular Lime Truck is prepping to park it permanently in Los Angeles in the form of a brick-and-mortar restaurant in the 'hood by UCLA.
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Last year, students at Thomas Starr King Middle School put together an "art" project that they hoped would get some attention and some action on the issue of the health hazards of the Styrofoam food trays their lunches come on. Today, the LAUSD is expected to announce they will no longer use Styrofoam food trays distrcit-wide because of their negative impact on the environment.
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A 30-year-old man was arrested in Malibu for felony animal cruelty on suspicion of having killed a pelican with his bare hands.
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A solo vehicle car crash Wednesday night in Valley Village ended tragically for two women who tried to come to the aid of the victim.
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In today's Extra, Extra we've got news about Scoops, a serious WTF about a man stabbing a dog, and more news bites 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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Originally approved and installed temporarily in honor of Gay Pride month in June, the rainbow crosswalks at Santa Monica and San Vicente Boulevards in West Hollywood are going to be made permanent.
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A Studio City resident recently discovered she had contracted the West Nile virus, and believes the "filthy" pool in the neighboring yard of a foreclosed home is to blame.
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The suspicious death of 80-year-old Alan Frederick Goodman of Woodland Hills in mid- April of this year has led to the arrest of his wife, who was busted while having breakfast in New York City Tuesday morning.
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In the era of the ubiquitous cellphone and digital camera, it was almost inevitable: There is apparently video footage of director Tony Scott leaping to his death from the Vincent Thomas Bridge.