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The off-duty federal immigration agent who shot and killed a Los Angeles man on New Year’s Eve was previously accused of child abuse and making racist remarks about Black people and immigrants, court records show. His lawyer denied the allegations and said the agent shot in self-defense.
As malls have closed, the vast buildings have taken on a new draw as a kind of post-apocalyptic wasteland. Redevelopment takes time, leaving the malls vacant and ripe for abuse.
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Ted Chen is retiring from NBC4 News and broadcast journalism after more than 30 years in L.A. With his PhD in ministry almost done, he’s becoming Pastor Ted.
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Three people were shot and killed in the 5800 block of Lorelei Avenue in Lakewood on Thursday, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department.
World & Nation
Beverly Hills psychiatrist Dr. Arnold Gilberg has treated movie stars, regular folks and everyone in between. He has some thoughts.
Todd Bridges and second wife Bettijo B. Hirschi are getting a divorce after three years of marriage, the ‘Diff’rent Strokes’ actor announces in a statement.
Saks bonds worth just 1 cent hand hedge funds a painful lesson.
Plaschke: Dodgers’ ruination of baseball continues with Kyle Tucker, and it’s a beautiful thing
Meet Kyle Tucker, a right fielder who slugs the snot out of the ball and who is now a $60-million-a-year Dodger. Of course he is.
Al and Nenette Alcazar lived in their New Orleans home for 54 years. Now, they’ve downsized to a one-bedroom ADU in their son’s backyard in Los Angeles. “We love it,” says Nenette.
L.A. Timeless: Archive Classics
Long before she got her terminal cancer diagnosis, Gabriella Walsh had considered the situation as a hypothetical: If her time was limited, she didn’t want to prolong her life. Her priority was the quality of the days that remained.
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Monthly photographs of the recovery from the devastating January Palisades fire.
