4 more states report cyclosporiasis outbreak. Here’s how the FDA does a traceback investigation
Experts explain how health officials investigate foodborne illnesses amid a second outbreak of cyclosporiasis.
California
Bullet comes through window, killing L.A. mom as she sleeps; her baby faces uncertain future
A 20-year-old woman was fatally shot through the window of her South Los Angeles home in the early hours of Sunday morning, authorities said.
Rescued eagle Jackie battles anemia, inflammation. ‘It’s too early to predict the outcome’
Rescued Big Bear eagle Jackie has anemia and kidney inflammation, and remains in critical condition. However, she is eating and even fighting with care staff, according to an educational nonprofit.
Toddler bitten by a rattlesnake hidden underneath Amazon package
A 3-year-old Santa Clarita girl was bitten by a rattlesnake that was hidden underneath an Amazon package.
SoCal attorney pleads guilty to embezzling $310,000 of clients’ money to fund gambling habit
The Manhattan Beach attorney admitted to four felony charges, including embezzling from his clients and writing checks without enough funds in his account.
‘A five-alarm fire’: Western reservoirs that supply California fall to record low levels
The Colorado River’s largest reservoirs, Lake Mead and Lake Powell, have declined to the lowest combined levels on record. Researchers say this underscores the urgent need to cut water use.
Road rage suspect arrested after 100-mph car chase into Hollywood
A road rage suspect led the California Highway Patrol on a car chase Tuesday morning in Los Angeles, according to authorities.
When will Sunset Boulevard reopen? Here’s what we know about filling the massive hole
There are about 547 miles of trunk line underground across the city of Los Angeles, much of which is nearing the end of its useful life and will need to be replaced. Here’s the latest with the repairs underneath Sunset Boulevard.
LAUSD Supt. Chait trades Carvalho’s flash for a quieter tone; touts wins amid budget crisis
LAUSD Supt. Andrés Chait traded flash for stability in his first district address, highlighting academic gains amid a multibillion-dollar budget crisis.