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LOS ANGELES, CA — Share-worthy stories from across the Southland Patch cities to talk about tonight:

Did Calif. Congressman Really Suggest Arming Toddlers?

A Showtime spoof has put Orange County Rep. Dana Rohrabacher in the hot seat this week, who insists comments were taken "out of context."

Baby Not Tossed Over Cliff As Reported; Found Safe In The Valley

A report that a mother tossed her baby over a cliff following a fight with the father triggered an overnight search and rescue effort.

Malibu Artist Severely Beaten, In Coma After July 4th Party

Found as "John Doe," Stafford Taylor was assaulted while leaving friend's house, has brain damage and is in coma. Hunt on for his attackers.

Meandering Bear Shuts Down Granada Hills Neighborhood

Police in Granada Hills warned residents to stay indoors while they wrangled a bear seen swimming in a pool and wandering in yards.

WW II Soldier Killed In 1944 Finally Comes Home To LA For Burial

LA Native Sgt. David Rosenkrantz was gunned down by German soldiers 87 years ago, and this week he'll finally get a hero's burial.

Trump Is A Putin 'Fanboy, Wet Noodle,' Schwarzenegger Taunts

California's former governor turned reality star blasted the reality star turned president for his controversial Putin press conference.

Rare Nazca Booby Sighting; Galapagos Bird Seen Off OC Coast

The rare Nazca Booby bird flew overhead while this crowd of onlookers enjoyed the sight on Capt. Dave's Whale and Dolphin Safari.

Retired Los Angeles AP Editor Sue Manning Dies At 71

Known for "grace under pressure," the journalist's career included coverage of Northridge quake, O.J. trial and Michael Jackson's death.

'Rhythm Of The Night' Singer El DeBarge Arrested In Wrench Attack

Singer El DeBarge was arrested in the San Fernando Valley for allegedly taking a wrench to a windshield during an argument.

LAX Workers Threaten Walkout Over Low Severance Pay

The labor dispute could result in "big problems" for travelers at Los Angeles International Airport and nationwide, officials said.

LA's Infamous Gridlock, Homeless Crisis Could Be Hurting Tourism

Los Angeles city officials are looking for help tackling the traffic and a homeless crisis for fear it could turn off tourists.

Port of Los Angeles Reports Slight Drop in Fiscal-Year Shipping

"Recently imposed tariffs, provide a level of uncertainty and potentially softened trade flows through our port during second half of 2018."

Sorry, Dodgers Fans, MLB Tried To Stream Your Games

As year five the Dodgers blackout affects most of the team's LA fans, the league said it's been try to find a workaround.

Hoag Hospital Turns The Tables on Pancreatic Cancer

One of the first of its kind, the Anita Erickson Pancreatic Cancer Early Detection Program is trying to stop high-mortality cancer.

Ortega Highway Fatal Crash: OC Woman Dies, Man Injured

A woman from Tustin was killed and a Winchester man sustained major injuries Tuesday morning in a fatal collision, CHP reported.

Sentence Reduced For Accused Vandal Of Orange Coast College

A former student charged with vandalizing campus security vehicles & with slurs, & violating orders to stay away had the sentence reduced.

Disneyland Resort Hiring Fair: Hotel, Culinary Roles Open Now

Looking to work at the Disneyland Resort? Is being a hotel worker or culinary castmember up your alley? Head out Wednesday to this job fair.

LA Philharmonic's Hollywood Bowl Performances To Air On KUSC

Listeners across Southern California will be able to hear Hollywood Bowl performances each week

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