Woman threatens to call ICE on taco vendors
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A Santa Clarita woman was recorded calling a taco vendor a "stinky old woman" in Spanish and threatening to call ICE. Francesca Ortega says the nationwide backlash that followed has ruined the business she spent 10 years building.

Santa Monica nearing agreement to allow local police to patrol Metro E Line platforms

Santa Monica is close to finalizing an agreement with Metro to allow local police officers to patrol Metro stations within the city limits, according to Santa Monica city leaders. 

Santa Monica close to having patrol on Metro platforms
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Santa Monica is close to finalizing an agreement with Metro to allow local police officers to patrol Metro stations within the city limits, according to Santa Monica city leaders. 

Teen killed in hit-and-run, sister injured
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Police are searching for the hit-and-run driver who killed a teen boy and critically injured his sister in Hyde Park. 

San Bernardino police confront gunfire while rescuing two people
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San Bernardino Police were confronted with gunfire after responding to a call of a shooting. Two people were wounded and the suspected gunmen died in the shootout. 

Lithium batteries heating up following fire at La Verne water plant
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Evacuation orders are still in place for the neighborhood near the Metropolitan Water District in La Verne after a fire broke out Tuesday. Officials say they are now dealing with temperature spikes in the battery storage unit. 

Cities where you'll save the most by renting instead of buying a home

A new analysis reveals that renting is cheaper than buying in every major U.S. metro—but here's where renters are saving the most.

Man arrested for 2006 murder of wife after remains were found under Big Bear Lake house

Nearly two decades after Jill Maiorca disappeared from Big Bear Lake, her former husband has been arrested for her murder after cold case investigators linked him to human remains discovered hidden in a crawlspace beneath a home.

Study ranks the best and worst US cities for people with disabilities

WalletHub ranked St. Louis, Minneapolis and Columbus among the most accommodating U.S. cities for people with disabilities, while lower-ranked cities often lack affordable, accessible services.

These cities are spending the most on fast food

Fast food restaurants are famous for offering quick and easy eats without breaking the bank.

Florida mom left infant in car for hours while cleaning house, officials say

A Florida mom has been arrested and is facing potential child neglect charges after she left her six-month-old child in a running vehicle for hours while she was cleaning someone's house, according to the Edgewater Police Department.

2nd man arrested in death of Mississippi woman found hanging from tree

Mississippi police arrested a second man in connection with the death of 29-year-old Tasia Fortune, whose body was found hanging from a tree behind an abandoned home in Jackson.

Married couple found dead in Thousand Oaks home

Major crimes detectives are investigating the deaths of Aleksander Tukalski and Kazia Berlach Tukalska, who were found inside their Thousand Oaks home during a Sept. 21 wellness check.

Long Beach declares state of emergency
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Long Beach City officials declared a state of emergency ahead of Hurricane Polo.