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Mark Meng is accused of stealing expensive violins and selling them to a dealer in Los Angeles.

Wind gusts of up to 80 mph, destructive hail, and rain knocked out power for more than 600,000 utility customers.

The La Puente man, who was wanted on suspicion of stalking and criminal threats, apparently shot himself, police said.

Chief Choi and Mayor Bass were among the officials who saluted the 239 officers who have died while serving the city since 1886.

Residents of Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo, and Ventura counties were most likely to hear the booms.

Owners are urged to submit photos for the contest, a yearly fundraiser for the organization.

The defendants sold oxycodone pills on dark web marketplaces. Customers paid with cryptocurrency, including Bitcoin and Ethereum.

The author said AB 1831 closes a loophole that lets those creating obscene material with AI go uncharged. The bill had zero opposition.

The first effort, prompted by Robin Vos’s refusal to decertify the result of the state’s 2020 presidential election, failed to gain enough signatures.

The primary runoffs will also feature Republican battles in Texas House races.

The move comes as a scheduling conflict threatens the president’s chances of winning Ohio.

Parental rights advocates say the proposed bill bans policies that have been lawfully adopted by a number of school boards in the state.

Justice Neil Gorsuch said he would have taken up the case.

The actor, flanked by Biden Communication Director Michael Tyler and two Jan. 6 police officers, alleges President Trump ‘will never leave’ office if reelected.

The union wants amnesty for all academic employees and students who face arrest or disciplinary actions for protesting.

Policy allowing people to register to vote without a verifiable driver’s license and Social Security numbers violates federal law, legal group says.

The catalytic converter thieves fled north on Hope Street in downtown Los Angeles, officials said.