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LAPD officials are looking to fire the two officers after an internal investigation proved they pressured women to engage in sex acts with them in their car while they were on duty.
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At least two children have fallen ill after possibly eating Halloween candy tainted with drugs.
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A mysterious disease is destroying a breed of starfish found along the West Coast.
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Donut lovers, rejoice! East Coast coffee and sweets giant Dunkin' Donuts, opened in Barstow on Monday, making it the only California store accessible to the average Joe.
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It gets rowdy in L.A. on Halloween, and the LAPD isn't under the impression that this year's festivities will be any different. The police department has announced the locations of Thursday night's "saturation" patrols and this weekend's DUI checkpoints.
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Planning on partying in Hollywood this Halloween? Leave the silly string at home. A long-standing temporary ban on Silly String and other similar, clearly nefarious products went into effect Thursday morning.
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In a "Dexter"-like twist, more human remains have been found at a water treatment plant in Carson where body parts were found Saturday.
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The Puente Hills landfill is the largest one in the country, towering over the 60 Freeway at a staggering 40-stories. And today, the 630-acre landfill is closing after more than half a century of service.
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The City of Los Angeles and the LAPD are being sued for shooting a mentally ill woman after her mother requested mental health professionals to help her. Kamesha Davidson was diagnosed with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder when she was a child, long before the shooting.
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A former apprentice embalmer accused of taking gold crowns from corpses at a Lancaster funeral home will be arraigned Wednesday on more than two dozen felony counts.
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The landmark stand known for its combos and plates decorated with a smiling face and the note "just for you" is shutting down, but plans to move to a new spot are in motion.
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Frustrated with your Internet speed? You may be in luck. Internet speeds are about to double for Time Warner Cable premium customers in Los Angeles.