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Man arrested near Trump rally denies he was trying to assassinate the former president
A federal law enforcement source told NBC News there’s no indication that there was an attempt to assassinate former President Trump.
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‘The kid did the work': Police sergeant helps eighth-grader cross Los Angeles Marathon finish line
Inspiring images show an LAPD sergeant help carry a struggling 15-year-old runner to the LA Marathon finish line.
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Lakers' Kobe Bryant statue has spelling errors and mistakes
One month after a celebratory unveiling for the Kobe Bryant statue outside of Crypto.com Arena, fans started to notice a few spelling errors on the statue – some more obvious than others.
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Russian authorities detain Los Angeles woman on suspicion of treason
A Los Angeles resident and dual national has been detained by Russian authorities on suspicion of treason, accused of raising funds to support Ukraine in its defense against Russia’s invasion.
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A Calif. mom was denied help from homeless services. Her baby died days later at a bus stop.
A homeless mother in Westchester said she tried get help from homeless service agencies before her 1-year-old daughter died at a bus stop near Los Angeles International Airport.
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The ‘greatest typewriter collection in the world' set to be auctioned off in California
A Los Angeles man will soon part with a unique collection of over 30 typewriters.
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Watch Team USA Olympic hopefuls tour Los Angeles
A group of Team USA athletes embarked on a bus tour of L.A. ahead of the Paris 2024 Summer Olympics.
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Police investigating after video shows officer slam woman to ground at California grocery store
Video of a confrontation involving Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department deputies in a Lancaster grocery store parking lot is now part of a departmental use of force investigation.
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‘I Feel the Responsibility': Dave Roberts Using Platform to Be Voice for Asian Americans
In a rare personal interview with NBC4, Dodgers manager Dave Roberts says he wants to be a voice for fellow Asian Americans, as well as a source for inspiration.
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Dodgers Backtrack, Re-Invite Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence to Pride Night
Facing a torrent of criticism from fans, the LGBTQ community and elected leaders, the Los Angeles Dodgers backtracked Monday and re-invited a group of self-described queer and trans nuns to their upcoming Pride Night.
