Charges dropped for man arrested with loaded guns at SoCal Trump rally
Vem Miller, 51, was charged with two misdemeanor firearms violations in October 2024. They were dismissed last month.
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Amid fire danger, Malibu declares emergency to clear homeless encampments — fast
Citing dangerously dry brush, the city approved the declaration to reduce the risk of fires associated with homeless individuals cooking outdoors or using fires to keep warm at night.
Mystery of missing SoCal nurse deepens as human remains are found but deemed not to be hers
The San Diego Sheriff’s Office said human remains found in Palomar Mountain State Park were not believed to belong to an Oceanside ER nurse who went missing last month.
Dogs to have their day at the pool on the last day of the Los Angeles County pool season
With a heat wave baking Southern California, dogs get invited to cool off at five Los Angeles County pools.
Pedal boats are coming back to MacArthur Park. ‘Boy, this water is nasty’
Pedal boats are expected to return to MacArthur Park next year, bringing back a longtime attraction as the city looks to draw more families and activity to the park.
Feds settle lawsuit with L.A. County Sheriff’s Department over concealed firearm permits
The U.S. Department of Justice claimed “a huge win for the residents of Los Angeles County and for the Second Amendment,” announcing a settlement Thursday in a lawsuit filed against the Sheriff’s Department over delays in processing applications for permits to carry concealed firearms.
Officials say Lineage will miss warehouse cleanup deadline. Lineage claims city has date wrong
A city-imposed deadline for Lineage to clean up the rotting food in its Boyle Heights warehouse is looming, and a City Council member says the company won’t be done in time.
He was a star LAPD investigator, then he went to jail. Now he might be going back
Once the golden boy of LAPD, a former detective is now accused of kidnapping a woman as part of a robbery decades ago.
Federal judge signals a halt to warrantless immigration arrests in SoCal unless person is likely to escape
A California federal judge signaled Thursday that she is likely to order immigration agents to stop arresting people without warrants unless they determine they are likely to escape.
California dog named Bruce, accused of four attacks, is euthanized after months of court battles
After months of legal wrangling, Ventura County Animal Services on Wednesday euthanized a 3-year-old dog that they said had attacked and seriously injured four people, including a teen.