Sun, moon, stars of the show as Solar Eclipse 2024 delights Southern California
Southern California on Monday experienced a partial eclipse of the sun. While it wasn't total, the moment was still filled with awe among thousands.
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The bullet from the Monterey Park shooting is still there. So is the dancing
How a solemn anniversary on Sunday, Jan. 21, became a moment of 'rebirth' for Monterey Park mass shooting survivors, including a retired San Gabriel cop who took a bullet to...
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‘They are smiling upon us’: Monterey Park remembers mass shooting victims after year of healing
Monterey Park paused Sunday, Jan. 21, to reflect on a year since a shooting at local ballroom dance studio left 11 dead. President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden...
‘I have to try’: Monterey Park mass shooting survivors, loved ones, find a voice in the healing
"There are just little moments that hit you, and it kind of all comes back again.”
‘Use my voice for good’: Heroes help community heal in the aftermath of Monterey Park tragedy
The important thing, one volunteer leader said, is “to make this a redemptive experience that brings the entire community together.”
Group of pro-Palestinian protesters snarls traffic near LAX amid holiday travel
The protest went on for hours as protesters marched around the airport, blocking traffic and facing off with police.
African Children’s Choir tours Southern California
The African Children's Choir is set to perform in Redlands, Torrance, Anaheim, Northridge and Cathedral City from Sunday, Dec. 3, to Dec. 15.
Arrest made in fatal injury of Jewish man from Israel-Hamas war protest in Thousand Oaks
Loay Abdelfattah Alnaji, 50, of Moorpark, was arrested on suspicion of involuntary manslaughter in the death of Paul Kessler, 69, of Thousand Oaks.
El Segundo’s Little League champs still soaring – but this time, it’s aboard Goodyear blimp
During the invitation-only ride, at least eight players and three of their coaches from the El Segundo team caught glimpses of their hometown around 1,000 feet above the ground.
Health care workers call for higher staffing, salaries during Labor Day rally
A Labor Day protest follows months-long negotiations between executives from Kaiser and union leaders over a new contract.