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  • Police: Man raped woman at knifepoint in Fullerton

    Orange County Register – 1 hr 25 mins ago  

    FULLERTON – Police are searching for a man suspected of raping a woman at knifepoint inside her apartment this afternoon. The attack was reported around 1:15 p.m. at the Pinetree Apartments at 1501 S. Highland Avenue near Orangethorpe Avenue, said... Full Story »

  • Hit-and-run collision injures 2 people

    Orange County Register – 1 hr 27 mins ago  

    LAKE FOREST — Two people were injured in a hit and run collision on the northbound I-5 freeway just north of Alicia Parkway, according to the California Highway Patrol. The vehicle that left the scene rear-ended a blue Dodge Stealth causing it to... Full Story »

  • Man suspected in rapes arrested

    Orange County Register – 1 hr 42 mins ago  

    SANTA ANA — A 29-year-old man is behind bars today, accused of raping several women over a nine-year span in several Orange County cities, authorities said. Max Danilo Martinez, of Corona, was arrested Dec. 7 on suspicion that he raped a... Full Story »

  • Postal Service prepared for Black Monday

    Orange County Register – 1 hr 57 mins ago  

    ANAHEIM Holiday shoppers swarm retail stores for holiday presents on Black Friday – and swarm post offices to ship the presents on Black Monday. As in this coming Monday. Be prepared. Richard Maher, an Orange County-based spokesman for the United... Full Story »

  • Man gets life in prison for stabbings at horror movie

    Orange County Register – 2 hrs 31 mins ago  

    FULLERTON – An Anaheim man with an obsession for knives was sentenced to two life terms plus eight years in prison today for the unprovoked stabbings of two strangers during a screening of a horror movie at a Fullerton theater in 2008. Steven... Full Story »

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CBS 2 Los Angeles

  • Wrap Up Urged Of Jackson Funeral Cost Probe

    CBS 2 Los Angeles – 17 mins ago  

    The Los Angeles City Council is urging the city attorney's office to quickly conclude its investigation into the $3.2 million in costs incurred by the city for the Michael Jackson memorial service. Full Story »

  • Jury Hands Down Life For Killer Of Armored Courier

    CBS 2 Los Angeles – 1 hr 38 mins ago  

    A Los Angeles jury says a robber who ambushed and killed an armored car courier a decade ago should get life in prison without chance of parole. The panel recommended the sentence Friday for Ramon Chavez. He'll be sentenced next week. Full Story »

  • $1.7B Light-Rail Line Through South LA Approved

    CBS 2 Los Angeles – 2 hrs 6 mins ago  

    County transit officials have approved a new light-rail system through South Los Angeles and Inglewood that would stop about a mile short of the Los Angeles International Airport terminals. Full Story »

  • SoCal Storms Prompt Accidents, Mudslide Fears

    CBS 2 Los Angeles – Fri Dec 11, 2:28 pm ET  

    Back-to-back storms are moving through Southern California, snarling Friday morning traffic with fender-benders and prompting new mudslide worries in fire-scarred areas. Full Story »

  • Dispute Over Radioactive Dirt Going To Calif. Site

    CBS 2 Los Angeles – Fri Dec 11, 2:25 pm ET  

    Activists are protesting a decision by the California Department of Public Health that would allow the Boeing Co. and NASA to send contaminated dirt from a nuclear accident site to a waste facility in the San Joaquin Valley that is not licensed to accept radioactive waste. Full Story »

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Ventura County Star

  • Cancer Society honors Ventura County volunteers

    Ventura County Star – 2 hrs 32 mins ago  

    In a ceremony filled with warmth and laughter, the American Cancer Society recognized outstanding local volunteers Thursday night in Camarillo.Organizers called the event a “birthday party” because, they say, their volunteers help people with cancer have more birthdays.“One person can make a difference — they really, really can,” said Ann Hildebrand, cancer registrar at St. John’s Regional ... Full Story »

  • Oxnard College students angry about cut classes

    Ventura County Star – Fri Dec 11, 1:49 pm ET  

    Some students at Oxnard College are angry that the school is cutting the number of child development classes by more than a third.They’ve written a letter of protest to college officials, saying the classes benefit future educators, childcare workers and parents. And a small group met this week with college administrators, hoping to reverse the decision.“You’re not offering what we need when we ... Full Story »

  • County has been awarded over $176 million in stimulus funds

    Ventura County Star – Fri Dec 11, 12:36 pm ET  

    Ventura County has been awarded at least $176.7 million so far under the federal stimulus act, far less for each resident than the state or the nation as a whole, according to a report released Thursday.The federal government collected data from all recipients of stimulus funds and released it in October, but it did not provide breakdowns at the city or county levels. Thursday’s report, by the ... Full Story »

  • Victims identified in fatal plane crash in Ojai

    Ventura County Star – Fri Dec 11, 12:14 pm ET  

    The flight instructor and student killed Thursday afternoon when their plane crashed near homes at spiritual school in Ojai were Oxnard residents, aged 51 and 19, authorities said this morning. Richard Anthony Prado, 51, and Amit Ahire, 19, were pronounced dead at the scene of the crash near Krotona Road on the campus of the Krotona Institute of Theosophy, said Armando Chavez, a senior deputy ... Full Story »

  • Agoura Hills OKs plan to spend state funds for law enforcement

    Ventura County Star – Fri Dec 11, 3:01 am ET  

    The Agoura Hills City Council on Wednesday approved a plan for spending $100,000 in annual state law-enforcement assistance funds.City officials welcomed the funding, which California officials had said earlier the cash-strapped state government might not be able to provide this year.Agoura Hills will use the money, known as Brulte Funding, to provide chiefly traffic-related law enforcement ... Full Story »

Long Beach Press-Telegram

  • Menorah contest marks Festival of Lights

    Long Beach Press-Telegram – Fri Dec 11, 1:25 am ET  

    "Rustic Hanukkah" is one entry in CSULB Jewish Student Union contest. Full Story »

  • LAPD motorcycle officer killed in crash was drunk

    Long Beach Press-Telegram – Fri Dec 11, 1:10 am ET  

    LOS ANGELES - An LAPD officer killed in a motorcycle accident last week had been drinking at the department's training academy campus the night he died and had a blood-alcohol level "well over" the legal limit, a police official said in remarks reported Thursday. Full Story »

  • Shooting death of attorney homicide

    Long Beach Press-Telegram – Fri Dec 11, 1:10 am ET  

    LOS ANGELES - Investigators said Thursday that a prominent trial lawyer who was found fatally shot outside his home was the victim of a homicide. Full Story »

  • Pay tribute to Long Beach band leader

    Long Beach Press-Telegram – Fri Dec 11, 1:10 am ET  

    The response to the Press-Telegram's obituary on Long Beach's "Music Man" Marvin Marker has been so overwhelming that we've put together a tribute page at presstelegram.com/marvinmarker Full Story »

  • LBUSD board to vote on cuts Tuesday

    Long Beach Press-Telegram – Fri Dec 11, 12:56 am ET  

    LONG BEACH - The Long Beach Board of Education on Tuesday may reduce bus routes and increase class sizes as part of a first phase of a series of budget cuts. Full Story »

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