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A White House press release indicated the Administration planned to get a total of $8.1 billion that would "further the President's effort to secure the Southern Border and protect our country."
"This must be Rick Singer," Demoff said in an interview. "He's such an outlier it could only be him...It should be surprising, but it is not."
“I believe I’m doing the right thing,” Newsom said. “To the extent this issue is coming faster and sooner and I would be entrusted with executing 25 human beings, I cannot do that."
USC's Annenberg School of Journalism today announced it would independently investigate the "fundamental inequities" in the university's admissions system in light of the recent college entrance exam cheating scandal.
In 2016, Nancy Paulikas, a 55-year-old retired computer engineer diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, became separated from her husband at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.
Their stories appeared on SoCal Connected in 2018. Here are the five stories to keep an eye on in the coming year.
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted today to permanently enforce a social host ordinance holding parents responsible for parties with underage drinking or marijuana smoking in unincorporated areas of the Palos Verdes Peninsula.
Galperin unveiled his report at a news conference on a street corner in Canoga Park with Councilman Bob Blumenfield, chair of the Public Works Committee, and representatives of TreePeople.
Two young sisters who disappeared into the woods near their Humboldt County home two days ago were found safe Sunday.
For the second consecutive year, the USC Board of Trustees approved a 3.5 percent increase in undergraduate tuition, it was announced today.
Two of Southern California's tiny mountain lion populations are at risk of becoming extinct in as little as 50 years unless humans act to build bridges and trails to connect their habitats, a study released Wednesday said.
The teachers of the Los Angeles Unified School District today pledged to go ahead with the first teachers strike in Los Angeles in 30 years tomorrow, saying they didn't receive a new contract offer over the weekend.
