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Sliv like Paris Hilton: How you can stay inside the iconic Beverly Hilton suites
Paris Hilton has teamed up with the Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills to transform two suites to celebrate her new album “Infinite Icon.” Here’s how to book your “Stay Like an Infinite Icon” experience and what’s included.
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WWII veteran celebrates 103rd birthday
A WWII veteran celebrated his 103rd birthday with family and friends Saturday, reflecting on over a century of life.
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Ex-LAPD detective who hid murder for decades won't be paroled, reversing earlier decision
Stephanie Lazarus had previously been found suitable for parole in the 1986 killing of Sherri Rasmussen.
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As theaters struggle, many independent cinemas in Los Angeles are finding their audience
On a hot summer evening, Miles Villalon lined up outside the New Beverly Cinema, hours before showtime.
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New Costco with apartments breaks ground in Los Angeles
Ground will be broken Wednesday in a South Los Angeles neighborhood for a Costco store that will offer bulk buying and something new for the warehouse chain.
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Dog survives after doctors removed several socks, rocks and a toy from her stomach
Doctors removed eight socks, several rocks and a toy from Brooklyn’s stomach.
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Los Angeles man gets probation in badge bribery scheme in San Diego County
A Los Angeles man was sentenced Monday to three years of probation for his role in a scheme in which the former chief of police of a southeastern San Diego County tribe accepted more than $300,000 in bribes in exchange for badges that gave benefactors the right to carry concealed firearms.
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Man arrested after police find methamphetamine in fruit vendor's truck in Southern California
Hermosa Beach police arrested an alleged street fruit vendor after finding methamphetamine hidden in the cart during a permit check.
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‘General Hospital' actor Johnny Wactor's mother speaks out after arrests in his fatal shooting
On Aug. 15, the Los Angeles Police Department arrested four gang members connected to the death of “General Hospital” star Johnny Wactor. He was fatally shot back in May by a man who authorities claim was attempting to steal his car’s catalytic converter.
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Gnatalie is the only green-boned dinosaur found on the planet. She will be on display in LA
The latest dinosaur being mounted at the Natural History Museum in Los Angeles is not only a member of a new species — it’s also the only one found on the planet whose bones are green, according to museum officials.
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‘I lost several layers of skin.' Woman attacked by stranger while walking her dog in Fairfax
A Los Angeles woman raised concerns about public safety after she was violently assaulted while walking her dog in the middle of a day in the Fairfax neighborhood.
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City moves forward with reward system to curb copper thefts
The Los Angeles City Council on Friday approved a reward program intended to curb copper wire thefts and make progress in arresting suspects involved in those crimes.
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Dog slated for adoption mistakenly euthanized an hour before scheduled pick up
A dog that was slated to be adopted was mistakenly euthanized by a South Los Angeles animal shelter due to a communication error.
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4 cars torched in LA's Chinatown; Vandal remains on the loose
Residents in a Chinatown neighborhood woke up to flames outside their windows when several cars were set ablaze overnight.
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LAPD offering free steering wheel locks and anti-theft software updates for Hyundai vehicles
The Los Angeles Police Department in collaboration with the Hyundai Corporation is offering free security software updates and VIN etching to Hyundai owners.
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Human remains found inside trash bin in Sunland neighborhood
The Los Angeles Police Department received a call around 10:00 a.m. about possible human remains in a trash can.
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Why one transit expert says LA's public transport plans for 2028 Olympics is inefficient
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and several state legislators announced on Wednesday nearly $900 million in federal funding secured to improve transportation in and around LA ahead of the 2028 Olympics and Paralympics.
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Remembering Samy Kamienowicz, founder of iconic LA camera stores
The iconic LA store welcomed photographers of all levels from professionals to beginners. Employees and customers remember Kamienowicz as just another guy with a love for photography.
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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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Larry H. Parker, auto accident and injury attorney, dies at 75
The famed auto accident and injury attorney died at the age of 75, as confirmed to NBC4 by his family.