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OC Man Threatened, Taunted Parkland Shooting Survivors: FBI

The FBI alleges that Brandon Fleury "trolled" survivors and family members of Parkland shooting victims, asking them to "cry."

How Much Will Super Bowl Tickets Cost You?

If you want to see the Rams take on the Patriots in Atlanta, you might have to sacrifice a mortgage payment.

Attorney Sold Opiates On Craigslist, Prosecutors Allege

The attorney is accused of selling 50 oxycodone pills for $1,200 to a law enforcement source, according to court documents.

Deadlines Approaching For Woolsey Fire Assistance

Woolsey Fire victims have a limited amount of time to apply for federal grants, small business loans and debris removal.

Union Station Rampage Leaves Trail Of Destruction

A man went on an early-morning rampage at Union Station, breaking into patrol cars and attacking a Metro security guard Wednesday.

Winning Lottery Ticket Sold At LA Gas Station

Are you holding the winning Mega Millions lottery ticket?

Trash Pickup Delay Stinks For South OC Residents

A fuel related problem caused delays on trash collection for residents of these south Orange County cities, CR&R said.

Search On For Missing Pasadena Teen

Nineteen-year-old Jonas Elijah Nelson was last seen in Altadena on Jan. 6.

LA Teacher Sues Union Over 'Compulsory' Dues

A Porter Ranch teacher is suing the teachers union and the LAUSD, alleging she was forced to pay dues without her consent.

Mission Viejo City Council Names 2018 Deputy Of The Year

Both Senator Pat Bates and the city council acknowledged Orange County Sheriff's Department - MV Police Services Deputy Dana Chaney.

Picnic Area Fire Injures 2 At Marina Park

On Wednesday a fire broke out at Huntington Beach's family park on Cross Drive.

Teachers Upbeat On First Day Back From Strike

Thousands of students and teachers returned to class Wednesday hopeful for the changes wrought by a new labor deal.

Intense Wind Lashes The Southland

A wind advisory in place until the afternoon warned residents of the threat of falling trees and downed power lines.

What The Strike-Ending Deal Is All About

The deal creates hundreds of new positions for school nurses, librarians and counselors and establishes formulas for class-size reductions.

High School Student Struck, Injured Crossing Street

A teenage boy struck by a car Wednesday morning suffered severe injuries while crossing Garey Street in Pomona, officials say.

Hundreds Enjoy Lake Forest Science Heads Lunar Eclipse

On Sunday night, the Lake Forest Sports Park filled with fans of the STEM group "Science Heads" to view the Super Wolf Blood Moon.

Laguna Beach City Council Addresses Urban Runoff Questions

The Laguna Beach City Council approved a resolution to continue monitoring runoff that comes from inland communities.

Dance Instructor Suspected Of Ongoing Child Molestation, Cops Say

The suspect taught dance to young children in Newport Beach, Costa Mesa, Irvine, Fountain Valley, Tustin, & Long Beach.

Westside Burglar Caught On Tape

Police are asking for help identifying a man who burglarized a Westside car and was caught on tape committing identity theft, police say.

Photo: Students are welcomed with high-fives and hugs by teachers and administration upon their return to Evelyn Thurman Gratts Elementary School in downtown Los Angeles, Wednesday, Jan. 23, 2019, after a weeks longs city wide teachers strike. Thousands of Los Angeles teachers returned to work Wednesday after voting to ratify a deal between their union and school officials, ending a six-day strike in the nation's second-largest district.(AP Photo/Richard Vogel)