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  • Lakers great Kareem Abdul-Jabbar has leukemia 1 hour, 16 minutes ago

    The NBA's all-time leading scorer has a rare form of the disease, but he says it is manageable with medication and that his long-term outlook is good. NBA Hall of Famer Kareem Abdul-Jabbar has a rare form of leukemia, but the Lakers legend says his long-term prognosis is very good.

  • The Station fire is out -- or is it? Tue Nov 10, 1:11 AM ET

    The soil around Mt. Wilson Observatory still smolders, burning what root systems remain after the devastating Station fire was declared contained weeks ago. Fire crews are monitoring the area. More than a month ago, the Station fire was fully contained by firefighters.

  • Brown closes inquiry into unauthorized taping of conversations with reporters Tue Nov 10, 12:58 AM ET

    California's attorney general says the tapings were done only by a rogue lieutenant who quit after his actions were revealed. State Atty. Gen. Jerry Brown's office closed its inquiry into the unauthorized tape recording of his and some staff members' conversations with reporters, saying the tapings were done only by a rogue lieutenant who quit after his actions were revealed.

  • Costa Mesa residents and officials press to halt auction of O.C. Fairgrounds Tue Nov 10, 12:28 AM ET

    At a hearing, locals express fears that if sold, the property could be developed for residential or commercial use. The state has given bidders until Jan. 8 to submit offers for the site. Forget the swap meets, fried food and farm animals. For now the biggest to-do at the Orange County Fairgrounds is the controversy over who will buy the property from the state and for what purpose.

  • Burbank police chief steps down Tue Nov 10, 12:13 AM ET

    Tim Stehr, who became chief in 2007, did not give a reason for his resignation. Several current and former officers at the department are being investigated by the FBI. The chief of the Burbank Police Department announced Monday that he is stepping down, a month after the FBI revealed it was investigating several current and former officers at the agency.

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  • Union: Flier Threatened Supporters Of LAUSD Reform 24 minutes ago

    Los Angeles school reform supporters and the teachers' union are condemning a flier that falsely warns immigrant parents they'll be deported for supporting a charter school expansion.

  • 'Bowl For The Gold' Kicks Off In SoCal 25 minutes ago

    The Special Olympics Southern California is hosting 12 "Bowl for the Gold" events throughout the Southland, the first of which is set for this month. Those interested in participating are encouraged to form a team, set up a fundraising page, sponsor an athlete and raise at least $50 each.

  • Placentia Company's Wood Is Fire-Resistant 29 minutes ago

    With destructive wildfires becoming an annual event in Southern California, fire-resistant wood seems like the right answer for new homes.

  • O.C. Man To Run Barefoot To Help Kids Get Shoes 36 minutes ago

    Orange County's green guru is about to run Santa Barbara's streets barefoot to raise money for those who need shoes.

  • Melted Heaven: Grilled Cheese Truck Comes To L.A. 42 minutes ago

    Be sure to check your Twitter account! The Grilled Cheese Truck just might be bringing some melted, cheesy deliciousness to a street near you.

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  • 2 suspects elude police in Hawthorne carjacking 39 minutes ago

    ORDEAL ENDS: Gardena SWAT officers entered a 99-cent store late Monday where they believed that a carjacking suspect was holed up, but found no one inside. Another suspect was shot by police. » More local crime, court news

  • DEPUTIZED: The baby-sitter's checklist 2 hours, 39 minutes ago

    Baby-sitting checklist Areawide. The following tips for baby sitters - the second in a series of two - comes from the Manhattan Beach Police Department's Baby-sitting Checklist.

  • Donate items to help wounded veterans 2 hours, 39 minutes ago

    South Bay. The public is invited to participate in the Soldier's Angels clothing drive for wounded soldiers this Veterans' Day.

  • City of LA's legal costs swell to $137M over past two years Mon Nov 9, 10:20 PM ET

    The city of Los Angeles shelled out $137 million over the past two years for legal costs - nearly double the previous two-year period and enough to hire nearly 1,300 police officers and cover most of the public works budget, according to a report released

  • Estrada picks up two votes as Lomita council recount continues Mon Nov 9, 10:20 PM ET

    Lomita Councilwoman Margaret Estrada picked up two votes Monday as pollworkers began a hand recount of ballots from last week's municipal election. Estrada and challenger James P. Thompson were tied for the third council seat after a machine count of ballots cast.

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