Landslides of rock and mud closed roads in California as heavy rains kicked off a series of storms that will usher in the new year
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Buffalo storm death toll increases to 34; feds open inquiry into power outages: Latest updates
The death toll from the historic winter storm in Buffalo rose Wednesday to 34. Meanwhile, temperatures were set to increase. Latest updates.
Foul play suspected after 4 dead in house fires in small Nebraska community
Authorities in the small Nebraska city of Laurel are investigating after four people were found dead in two fires that broke out just blocks apart
Los Angeles mayoral race has spurred endorsements from Kim Kardashian, Elon Musk and Magic Johnson. What to know
The Tuesday mayoral primary in Los Angeles could signal a shift for a city known nationally as a progressive trendsetter.
Doctor, 2 nurses stabbed at Encino Hospital Medical Center near Los Angeles; suspect arrested
A man stabbed three people at Encino Hospital Medical Center in California Friday before barricading himself in the facility. He was later arrested.
‘The world doesn’t care’: Homeless deaths spiked during pandemic, not from COVID. From drugs.
Homeless deaths are spiking. Fentanyl, a potent opioid that fueled a record number of overdoses in the U.S. last year, is a likely culprit.
Las Vegas authorities: Barrel containing human remains discovered in Lake Mead amid drought, more corpses likely to turn up
Authorities say a barrel carrying human remains was discovered in Lake Mead amid a drought that’s caused water levels to hit historic lows.
Super Bowl blessing: New home for LA mom marks 200th time former NFL star Warrick Dunn helps single parent
Fellicia Miller and her son overcame a tragic death. Now they’re moving into a new, fully-furnished home, thanks to former NFL player Warrick Dunn.
1 killed, another injured in Washington grocery store shooting; authorities identify suspect
Police in southeast Washington are searching for a suspect they say opened fire inside a grocery store, killing one person and injuring another.
Former UCLA lecturer arrested after ‘disturbing’ 800-page manifesto sent to school
The University of California, Los Angeles switched to all-remote learning Tuesday after an apparent manifesto with threats was sent to faculty.