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Catch up on Southern California's top stories for Wednesday, July 22.

Another LAX Traveler May Have Exposed Others To Measles This Month: Officials

LA County's latest confirmed measles case involves a passenger who traveled through LAX.

Baby Hamadryas Baboon Debuts At San Diego Zoo

Visitors to the zoo's Africa Rocks habitat may see the infant holding onto her mother or exploring nearby as she becomes more independent.

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11 Air Fresheners Found In D4vd's Tesla After Teen's Remains Recovered: Prosecutors

Prosecutors revealed new details about the allegations against the singer in the killing of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez.

Fire Threatens Homes, Forces Evacuations In San Diego County

The fire sparked amid a heat wave in the region.

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Hundreds Gather At Target Store Ahead Of Grand Opening

Target employs over 150 people in the Inland Empire and has made a significant investment in Perris' continued retail and economic growth.

Lake Forest Restaurant Announces Sudden Closure

The south Orange County restaurant served familiar Mexican fare such as fajitas, tacos and craft cocktails.

Man With Machete Triggers Lockdown At SoCal Hospital

The lockdown occurred Wednesday morning.

Most-Wanted Fugitive Secretly Worked As LA Biotech Executive Under Fake Name: Reports

The fugitive was captured aboard a 56-foot sailboat after spending more than 20 years on the run, federal authorities said.

Search Suspended For Missing Oceanside Woman At Palomar Mountain

Multiple coordinated searches were conducted in Palomar Mountain State Park.

UCR's Historic Archiving Project Receives $350K In Funding Thanks To Endowment Grant

The Early California Project 2.0 will document 20,000 residents from the 1760s to the 1850s. Here's why that matters today.

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