Man Loses Part Of Finger At Beyonce Concert | Southland Shooting Kills 2 | $5 Million Scratcher: Today Around North Hollywood

Share-worthy stories from across the Southland Patch cities to talk about tonight:

Would you lose a finger for your favorite pop stars Queen Bey and Jay Z? A couple is suing the city of Pasadena, the Rose Bowl and a security services company after the man lost part of a finger during a confrontation with another fan at Beyonce's and Jay Z's "On the Run" concert at the Rose Bowl in 2014. A judge ruled today that the pair can take their case to trial.

In other news, a Pasadena man won $5 million off of a Scratchers lottery card. He was "excited and a little scared" after winning, and has been rather aloof since the big win.

In Orange County, two people are confirmed dead and two have been critically injured during a shooting in Aliso Viejo Thursday afternoon, fire officials said. The two injured men, both in their 50s, are being taken to nearby hospitals.

COMMUNITY:

• Grants Awarded To Make New Kid's Play Zones Across L.A.: A total of $200,000 was awarded to 10 winners, Mayor Eric Garcetti announced along with project partners KaBOOM! and Dr Pepper Snapple.

POLICE & FIRE:

• Sheriff's Helicopter Wakes Aliso Viejo Searching For Domestic Violence Suspect: Aliso Viejo was awoken early Thursday with a circling Sheriff's helicopter.

• Traffic Alert: 241 Closed Until Further Notice: The 241 Freeway between the 91 and Santiago/Chapman Ave. is closed indefinitely due to repair work from the Canyon Fire 2.

• Are You Fire Safe?: Fire Departments are asking residents one question over Fire Prevention week: Is your home fire safe? Here is how to find out for sure.

• DUI Checkpoint In Manhattan Beach This Weekend: MBPD will be taking a "zero tolerance" approach to send a clear message to those who don't designate a sober driver.

• 2 Killed In Liquor Store Shooting In Long Beach Identified: Officers were investigating a shots fired call and found four victims suffering from gunshot wounds, police said.

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT:

• Powerball Winning Numbers Wednesday, Oct. 11 2017: Did you play Powerball Wednesday, Oct. 11? Here are the winning numbers. What would you buy if you won?
• Philanthropist Eli Broad Says He's Retiring "Now, Right Now": "I am just tired," he said. "I want to spend more time with my family. Catch up on my reading."

BUSINESS:

• L.A. Halloween Deals So Good, They're Scary: Need more than a pumpkin spice latte to get into the Halloween spirit? Check out the spooky-themed food and drinks around Los Angeles.
• SpaceX Launches Recycled Satellite To Save Money: The Hawthorne-based aerospace manufacturer has launched 2 satellites in just four days.

SCHOOL:

• Walnut Unified School District: Teddy Bear Tea School Fundraiser Returns: What could be better than a teddy bear tea party? Ask the folks at the Diamond Bar Center.
• Baldwin Park Unified Proves Attendance Matters: Monthly trophies will go out for schools in Baldwin Park Unified School District with the highest attendance records.

COURTS:

• Father Pleads Not Guilty To Alleged DUI Crash In Torrance: The man's 10-year-old daughter was severely injured in the crash, according to authorities.

REAL ESTATE WOW Houses This Week:

• Gorgeous Custom-Built Rancho Palos Verdes Home: A dramatic double staircase, an infinity pool, and fountain at the entrance of the house – what more could you ask for?
• Sleek, Cool, Modern: $18.95M Manhattan Beach Home: Located in 'The Strand' section of Manhattan Beach, it was built with the ocean views in mind.
• Jaw-Dropping $85 Million Beverly Hills Home For Sale: The most lavish horse ranch you've ever seen, the property includes riding trails throughout.
• Seal Beach Cute As A Button 1920s Beauty For $2.5 Million: It's cute as a button, this rose-covered cottage in Seal Beach. Imagine the things this house has seen...
• Just Reduced: Laguna Beach Paradise To Spare For $25 Million: THIS is Laguna beach. Glass bridge, elevator, outdoor living, breathtaking beauty and the price just went down. You're welcome.

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