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Rina Palta
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The Los Angeles Board of Supervisors Tuesday discussed possible replacements for the crumbling Men’s Central Jail in Downtown L.A. Protesters urged them to look at alternatives.
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The Los Angeles DA is challenging the release of a Pasadena man who's admitted raping at least 40 women in California, including 25 in Los Angeles.
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According to a construction firm, L.A. County's most dire need is proper facilities for its inmates with mental health, substance abuse and medical problems.
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Chief Robert Fager asked for public calm after a video showing one of his officers killing a dog generated outrage from across the world.
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In 2011, about 2.3 million people were sent jury summons in L.A. County. About half actually reported for duty. And many of those made excuses to get out of their civic responsibility.
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The officer and a county probation officer were searching a home in Willowbrook when they were fired upon Tuesday evening. They are both expected to survive.
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Police Commission approves report calling firing of Christopher Dorner "just," as some question how the ex-cop was ever hired in the first place.
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Early Sunday morning, a man was fatally shot outside Imperial Courts — the first person killed there since August, 2011.
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Bikers, skateboarders, and pedestrians zoomed and meandered down Wilshire Blvd. Sunday, the first CicLAvia event through the city's art deco center.
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LAPD has placed additional patrol units on Hollywood Boulevard while the city decides how best to increase police presence in the neighborhood.
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The driver of a tow truck that collided with a bus in downtown Los Angeles Wednesday morning, killing the Metro driver, was not legally permitted to operate in the state.
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The FBI keeps statistics on crime in the US, including hate crime. But many religions are excluded, including those who've been increasingly targeted since 9/11.