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Fire evacuation orders lifted for most of LA., OC counties
German travelers Luis Widmesser and Lukas Holzer, both 19, were heading to a campground in San Diego on the 5 Freeway on Friday afternoon when authorities blocked off the road and diverted traffic.
Chaotic scene as Norte fire burns homes in Orange County, fierce winds fan other blazes
Fierce Santa Ana winds caused a chaotic afternoon as a fast-moving fire burned through multiple hillside homes in south Orange County while a nearby blaze in San Onofre shut down the 5 Freeway for hours. Hot, smoky conditions forced residents in San Clemente and San Juan Capistrano to flee and created traffic gridlock from Orange County to Oceanside as the key north-south highway was impacted by multiple fires just miles apart.
Disturbing details emerge after New York Times executive allegedly gunned down by in-laws
Police in Northern California are investigating the circumstances around the killing of a 40-year-old New York Times executive who was allegedly shot by his in-laws over the weekend amid a bitter divorce with his wife, according to public records. A police sergeant who was driving near a Dublin sports complex Saturday afternoon found Jonathan McKinsey lying behind the open trunk of an SUV in the parking lot with multiple gunshot wounds.
OC surgeon who successfully fought sex assault charges loses his medical license
An Orange County orthopedic surgeon once accused of drugging and sexually assaulting women in a case that grabbed international headlines has lost his medical license, state records show.
Forget Florida. LA humidity is off the charts this summer. What's going on?
Southern California's swampy summer is setting new records, with humidity levels creating conditions that feel more like Florida than the West Coast. Forecasters attributed the punishing humidity to the remnants of Tropical Storm Iselle moving over the state, as well as unusually warm ocean temperatures due to a combination of a months-long marine heat wave, a powerful El Niño and climate change. It's made an intense summer of heat particularly miserable.
In LA.'s 'Chinese Beverly Hills,' fighting back against Chinese communist infiltration
With its top-tier schools, large residential lots and quiet living, generations of wealthy Chinese families have seen Arcadia as an ideal location to build a life in the United States.
Sunset Boulevard will be open Saturday following completion of water leak repairs
Sunset Boulevard will be open Saturday following the completion of repairs to a 3-foot-wide water trunk line that ruptured last week underneath the road and flooded a West Hollywood neighborhood, according to the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power.
West Hollywood rupture was LA's worst in years: 17 million gallons spilled, Sunset Boulevard closed for days
Hannah Fry, Jazmin Alvarado The massive Sunset Strip trunk line rupture was LA's worst in years, spilling 17 million gallons of water and forcing the closure of Sunset Boulevard for at least several days. Closures are in place on Sunset Boulevard from San Vicente Boulevard/N. Clark Street to Horn Avenue, where the 110-year-old pipe burst unleashing a torrent of water and leaving a massive sink hole .
A scalable high-throughput serolomics platform for profiling serum antibody responses in large-scale population-based cohorts
Abstract Seroepidemiological assays play a crucial role in tracking immunity and infectious disease exposure across populations. Here we describe an automated assay platform that robustly quantifies antibodies against up to 100 antigens in a single reaction, using Luminex suspension array technology, alongside generating ample quality control measures. This automated multiplex serology workflow is an advancement of our previously developed manual and hybrid multiplex serology platforms.
San Diego Islamic Center suspects self-radicalized, left manifesto, officials sayy
SAN DIEGO - The two gunmen who opened fire at a San Diego mosque on Monday, killing three people, had met online, where they were radicalized, and left behind a hate-filled manifesto, authorities revealed Tuesday. According to a witness, the pair were “fully armored” and rushed toward the entrance with handguns and rifles before a security guard shot at and struck one of them.
San Diego Islamic Center suspects were self-radicalized, left manifesto behind, officials say
By Richard Winton, Hannah Fry, Salvador Hernandez and Clara Harter, Los Angeles Times SAN DIEGO - The two gunmen who opened fire at a San Diego mosque on Monday, killing three people, had met online, where they were radicalized and left behind a hate-filled manifesto, authorities revealed Tuesday. According to a witness, the pair were "fully armored" and rushed toward the entrance with handguns and rifles before a security guard shot at and struck one of them.
Suspects charged San Diego Islamic Center wearing armor, firing on multiple people, witnesses say
SAN DIEGO - The two gunmen who opened fire at a San Diego mosque and killed three people inside Monday were "fully armored" and rushed toward the entrance with handguns and rifles before a security guard shot at and struck one of them, a witness and member of the mosque said. But in the chaotic exchange of gunfire Monday morning, the gunman who was shot by the security guard appeared unfazed, and continued to charge toward the mosque.
What we know about the pair accused of attacking San Diego Islamic Center, killing 3
SAN DIEGO - A day after two people opened fire at a San Diego mosque and killed three people inside before taking their own lives, the community was still reeling from shock and loss, and looking for answers as to what sparked the deadly attack. At the entrance of the Islamic Center of San Diego, police tape still blocked the entrance to the building, and a man stood outside the black iron gate, cradling his head in his hands while he wept.
Microsoft Cares About Your Privacy What we know about the high-schooler accused of attacking San Diego Islamic Center
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Richard Winton, Hannah Fry, Salvador Hernandez, Clara Harter Authorities are trying to unravel what led two teenagers to open fire at the San Diego Islamic Center, killing three people before taking their own lives. An early focus has been on one of the assailants, a San Diego high school student whose mother reported that he was suicidal and potentially armed soon before the shooting occurred.
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Microsoft Cares About Your Privacy Dodgers pitcher, horse racing jockeys linked to cockfighting in Puerto Rico
Hannah Fry A Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher and two of the top jockeys in horse racing were allegedly linked to illegal cockfighting in Puerto Rico through social media posts, according to reporting from USA Today. The article , published Thursday, highlights social media posts advertising cockfighting tournaments that picture three-time All-Star closer Edwin Díaz in his Dodger's uniform and an article in El Nuevo Día, the largest circulating newspaper in Puerto Rico, quoting Díaz.
Microsoft Cares About Your Privacy Crisis in 'Chinese Beverly Hills': Residents fear a backlash after mayor charged with working for China
Generations of Chinese immigrants have settled in Arcadia, transforming the San Gabriel Valley suburb, a typical bedroom community, into a “Chinese Beverly Hills” with high-end real estate and luxury shopping. But the city's residents, many of them affluent, learned this week that a prominent local elected official had a relationship with the Chinese government that federal prosecutors said crossed the line into illegal conduct.
Republicans feud and fume in the battle for a Southern California congressional district
It's a showdown that — regardless of the outcome in the June 2 primary election — probably won't have Republicans in a celebratory mood. The battle for the 40th Congressional District representing a swath of inland Orange County and portions of San Bernardino and Riverside counties is happening in one of Southern California's only remaining solidly red districts. But that doesn't provide much solace, experts say.
Epic LA heat wave poses deadly health threat — and a test for California
Hannah Fry The unusual early heat wave set to hit Southern California this week is heightening concerns about public safety and will mark a test of the state's efforts to combat heat-related deaths in a time of rising temperatures. The sweltering temperatures are arriving months earlier than typical and communities have not had time to acclimate, making the early-season heat particularly dangerous, experts say.
Second video offers more clues in Nancy Guthrie abduction as authorities seek more
Richard Winton, Hannah Fry Authorities are examining security camera footage from a home in the Tucson area near Nancy Guthrie's property that shows a man wearing a backpack trying to scale a wall near a home the morning of her disappearance. The video, which was captured on a Ring camera about 1:54 a.m. Feb. 1, shows a bald man wearing a gray jacket and a backpack similar to the one worn by the masked man outside Guthrie's door before she was abducted.
'National shutdown' brings protests to LA., across the nation calling for the end of ICE violence
The afternoon sun beat down on Los Angeles City Hall as Xavi Moreno watched the crowd around him swell, struck by the momentum of it all. It was a scene of collective anger over the families, fruit vendors, gardeners, day laborers and others who have been targeted for deportation under the Trump administration and a protest against the violence accompanying the immigration actions over the past few weeks. But the moment was also punctuated by something unexpected: a tinge of hope.
Rob Reiner's son arrested on suspicion of homicide after director and his wife are found dead
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Rob Reiner's son Nick was arrested on suspicion of murdering his parents after the Hollywood legend and his wife, Michele Singer Reiner, were found dead at their Brentwood home Sunday.Los Angeles Police Chief Jim McDonnell said that officers responded to the Reiner home about 3:40 p.m. Detectives from the elite Robbery-Homicide Division "worked throughout the night" and took Nick Reiner, 32, into custody.
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In milestone after Palisades fire, Pacific Coast Highway reopens
LOS ANGELES — In a major post-fire milestone Friday, Pacific Coast Highway reopened to traffic for the first time since the Palisades fire incinerated homes and businesses along the oceanfront in January. The reopening of an 11-mile stretch of PCH will offer greater access to Malibu and Pacific Palisades and may ease commutes for those trying to get to Los Angeles from Ventura County and the west Valley.
Comparative studies of 2168 plasma proteins measured by two affinity-based platforms in 4000 Chinese adults - Nature Communications
Abstract Proteomics offers unique insights into human biology and drug development, but few studies have directly compared the utility of different proteomics platforms. We measured plasma levels of 2168 proteins in 3976 Chinese adults using both Olink Explore and SomaScan platforms. The correlation of protein levels between platforms was modest (median rho = 0.29), with protein abundance and data quality parameters being key factors influencing correlation.
Officials race to protect homes, consider evacuations as major rainstorm slams into L.A.
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LAPD Chief Calls Fires 'Unprecedented': 'Never Seen Anything Like This'
LOS ANGELES — More than 1,100 homes, businesses and other buildings have burned and at least five people are dead in wildfires scorching communities across Los Angeles County, making this one of the most destructive firestorms to hit the region in memory. The five bodies were found in three structures in Altadena, where the Eaton fire exploded Tuesday night, giving residents little time to flee.
Inside the desperate, chaotic escape from Pacific Palisades: ‘If you go any further you will die’
LOS ANGELES - A dry wind was already stirring when the sun rose over Pacific Palisades on Tuesday, fitful gusts whipping palm fronds seaward and making eucalyptus limbs creek and groan. The forecast called for an all-out windstorm by midday over chaparral that hadn't seen rain for eight months. Fires were predicted all over Southern California.
Inside the desperate, chaotic escape from Pacific Palisades: ‘If you go any further you will die’
LOS ANGELES — A dry wind was already stirring when the sun rose over Pacific Palisades on Tuesday, fitful gusts whipping palm fronds seaward and making eucalyptus limbs creek and groan. The forecast called for an all-out windstorm by midday over chaparral that hadn’t seen rain for eight months. Fires were predicted all over Southern California.
Inside the desperate, chaotic escape from Pacific Palisades: ‘If you go any further you will die’
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Video: Close call for firefighters battling Calif. Bridge Fire
By Hannah Fry, Nathan Solis, Summer Lin, Alex Wigglesworth and Gina Ferazzi Los Angeles Times LOS ANGELES — Three fast-moving wildfires that have burned homes, injured firefighters and civilians and scorched more than 100,000 acres combined across Southern California in a matter of days have stretched firefighting resources dangerously thin as crews attempt to assess damage and gain control over the blazes.
3 hurt as Airport fire explodes to more than 8,500 acres in Orange County, forcing evacuations
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Extreme heat, strong winds fueling explosive growth of Airport fire in Orange County
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Five people, including a doctor, charged in death of Matthew Perry
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California wildfires off to explosive start, burning 30 times as many acres as all of last year
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Goldmans eye settlement from Simpson's estate
LOS ANGELES — For the families of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman, it has been nearly three decades of court fights, painstaking forensic accounting, detective work and, ultimately, frustration. The goal: Make O.J. Simpson pay. A civil court jury in 1997 found Simpson liable for the deaths of his ex-wife and her friend and ordered the former football star to pay their families more than $33 million.
Your last-minute guide to enjoying the solar eclipse — in L.A. and beyond - NewsBreak
The last total solar eclipse that crossed the contiguous United States was in August 2017, according to NASA. Another one won’t cross again for 20 years . Throngs of people are traveling to the Midwest and east, where the eclipse action will be the most dramatic. And although California won’t experience the phenomenon of totality, there is still plenty to see.
Epic winter storm turns Southern California snow white; more rain and snow on the way
LOS ANGELES - Residents in parts of Southern California who have not seen snow in decades woke up to an icy wonderland Sunday morning following an epic winter storm that broke rainfall records and scattered fresh powder across the normally warm, sunny region. The storm, which originated in the Gulf of Alaska, tapped into an atmospheric river system - a powerful plume of moisture that can deliver large amounts of precipitation.
Epic winter storm turns Southern California snow white; more rain and snow on the way
LOS ANGELES — Residents in parts of Southern California who have not seen snow in decades woke up to an icy wonderland Sunday morning following an epic winter storm that broke rainfall records and scattered fresh powder across the normally warm, sunny region. The storm, which originated in the Gulf of Alaska, tapped into an atmospheric river system — a powerful plume of moisture that can deliver large amounts of precipitation.
Epic winter storm turns Southern California snow white; more rain and snow on the way
LOS ANGELES - Residents in parts of Southern California who have not seen snow in decades woke up to an icy wonderland Sunday morning following an epic winter storm that broke rainfall records and scattered fresh powder across the normally warm, sunny region. The storm, which originated in the Gulf of Alaska, tapped into an atmospheric river system - a powerful plume of moisture that can deliver large amounts of precipitation.
Epic winter storm turns Southern California snow white; more rain and snow on the way
LOS ANGELES — Residents in parts of Southern California who have not seen snow in decades woke up to an icy wonderland Sunday morning following an epic winter storm that broke rainfall records and scattered fresh powder across the normally warm, sunny region. The storm, which originated in the Gulf of Alaska, tapped into an atmospheric river system — a powerful plume of moisture that can deliver large amounts of precipitation.
Should I stay or should I go? People agonize over holiday travel plans
As the Omicron variant surged, Tira Palmquist agonized about her trip to Ohio. The Irvine resident is vaccinated and boosted. But she has a preexisting condition that increases her risk of severe COVID-19. She couldn’t shake a nagging feeling that perhaps she shouldn’t go. Ultimately, the desire to see her daughter won out. This week, Palmquist, 58, boarded a plane with her husband, both of them wearing N95 masks. “This feels like March 2020 all over again,” Palmquist, a playwright, said.
Chart toppers: the best books to help you understand numbers
It’s hard to imagine a moment in history more driven by numbers. Suddenly we’re all poring over reams of data, while debates over the merits of mathematical models are front page news. But while some are flexing new-found expertise in logarithmic axes and inflection points, those of us who have been in the game a bit longer flinch at this new epidemic of brash certainty. We know the traps that are easy to fall into when you let numbers be your guide.
What Algorithms Know About You Based on Your Grocery Cart
And more strange tales from the Wild West of data Photo by rawpixel on Unsplash Anyone who has ever visited Jones Beach on Long Island, New York, will have driven under a series of bridges on their way to the ocean. These bridges, primarily built to filter people on and off the highway, have an unusual feature. As they gently arc over the traffic, they hang extraordinarily low, sometimes leaving as few as nine feet of clearance from the tarmac. There’s a reason for this strange design.
Un retrato perturbador emerge del tirador del Festival del Ajo de Gilroy
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GILROY, Calif. — En medio de los gritos, las balas y el derramamiento de sangre que estalló en una cálida tarde de verano en el Festival de ajo de Gilroy el domingo, alguien le hizo una pregunta crucial al atacante: "¿Por qué estás haciendo esto?” “Porque estoy realmente enojado”, respondió el tirador, según Jack Van Breen, quien habló con los periodistas después de actuar en el festival con su banda, TinMan.
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Video muestra una violenta pelea familiar en Disneylandia mientras espectadores atónitos intentan intervenir
YouTube Espectadores observan cómo una familia se pelea frente a Goofy’s Playhouse en Disneylandia el sábado. Espectadores observan cómo una familia se pelea frente a Goofy’s Playhouse en Disneylandia el sábado.
Charges may be filed after a video shows the violent family brawl at Disneyland
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Un hombre de Utah mató a una estudiante de El Segundo y quemó su cuerpo, dice la policía
Associated Press Ayoola Ajayi, de 31 años, fue arrestado el viernes en Salt Lake City bajo sospecha de haber matado a la estudiante universitaria Mackenzie Lueck, de 23 años, originaria de El Segundo. (Kristin Murphy / Deseret News vía AP) Ayoola Ajayi, de 31 años, fue arrestado el viernes en Salt Lake City bajo sospecha de haber matado a la estudiante universitaria Mackenzie Lueck, de 23 años, originaria de El Segundo.
Va a juicio mamá acusada de tener sexo con los novios adolescentes de sus hijas
Los Angeles Times Coral Lytle, de 41 años, está acusada de 21 delitos graves, incluyendo relaciones sexuales ilegales con un menor, según los registros de la corte. (Oficina del Sheriff del Condado de Tulare) Coral Lytle, de 41 años, está acusada de 21 delitos graves, incluyendo relaciones sexuales ilegales con un menor, según los registros de la corte.
Tiroteo en Costco: Versiones contrarias emergen del asesinato en el interior de la tienda
Están surgiendo más detalles sobre lo que ocurrió en la línea de degustación de alimentos en Costco de Corona el viernes por la noche, lo que provocó que un agente de la policía de Los Ángeles que no estaba de servicio abriera fuego, matara a un hombre e hiriera a sus padres. El incidente está siendo investigado por los departamentos de policía de Corona y Los Ángeles, y las autoridades dicen que el video de la tienda podría ayudar a esclarecer lo ocurrido.
A suspect is arrested after the death of a young police officer in north Sacramento
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New details emerge about why an LAPD officer opened fire in a Costco store
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