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Firefighters take care of small fire inside Van Nuys Target

A small fire broke out inside of a Target in Van Nuys, prompting a swift response from firefighters who quickly handled the situation. No one was injured.

Hundreds gather for Union Rescue Mission 5k at Rose Bowl

More than 700 people gathered for the Union Rescue Mission 5K Run/Walk in Pasadena on Saturday, the sixth annual event to raise money for the nonprofit’s homeless outreach, and the last for President Andy Bales, who is set to retire after serv...

City of Pasadena looking to cleanup once iconic St. Luke’s hospital, now a “public nuisance”

A historic Pasadena building, iconic for its time as a hospital and for its appearances in several blockbuster films, is now a public nuisance, leaving the city and residents frustrated. Kara Finnstrom reports on the steps being taken to cleanup St....

Beloved vegan restaurant Nic’s on Beverly avoids permanent closure

One of the Southland’s most beloved plant-based restaurants, Nic’s on Beverly, has avoided permanently shuttering their doors after management was able to reach an agreement with the landlord due to the outpouring of support seen from fa...

Hundreds gather for Union Rescue Mission 5k Run/Walk

Juneteenth celebrations underway throughout Southland

Lauren Pozen reports from Compton, one of many locations across the Southland busy with Juneteenth celebrations over the weekend. The holiday is held to commemorate the emancipation of enslaved African Americans.

Special election for LA City Council District 6 seat begins

Early voting for a special runoff election to fill the Los Angeles City Council District 6 seat began on Saturday, with either of Imelda Padilla or Marisa Alcaraz set to fill the position vacated by embattled former president Nury Martinez, who resi...

Protesters gather in South LA to call for Councilman Curren Price’s resignation

Protesters gathered out front of LA City Councilman Curren Price’s office on Saturday to call for his resignation, after he was charged with counts of embezzlement and perjury earlier this week.

Pride, prayer and controversy at Dodgers Stadium

Thousands showed up to protest LGBTQ+ Pride night at Dodgers Stadium. Lauren Pozen reports.

New details emerge about the Mexican resort where an Orange County couple was found dead

There are shocking developments in the deaths of an Orange County couple found in their room at a luxury hotel in Mexico. Tom Wait reports.

Metro unveils long-awaited regional connector stations

Three new regional connector stations are now open, linking more of the city by train. Jasmine Viel reports.

Community members weigh in on the Chino school board’s potential new gender reporting policy

The mandate would force school officials to notify parents if a student asks to be identified as a gender other than what was assigned to them at birth. Lauren Pozen reports.

Controversy continues to mount after more than 40 migrants bused from Texas to Los Angeles

Joy Benedict provides the latest in the growing controversy surrounding the group of more than 40 migrants who were bused from Texas to Los Angeles on the orders of Texas Governor Greg Abbott.

Nonprofit identifies 126 vacant lots as potential homeless shelter locations

The Committee for a Greater Los Angeles is pitching a novel idea of using vacant lots to help stem the homeless crisis. Tom Wait reports.

El Monte honors officers who were slain a year ago

El Monte honors officers, who were slain a year ago, with memorial outside police department.