Lifestyle
Los Angeles Catholic Archdiocese pays $880 million to 1,353 sexual abuse victims
The agreement escalates the total accumulated by Los Angeles based sexual abuse lawsuits to more than $1.5 billion
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Law Enforcement
Shooting aboard a Greyhound bus in California kills 1 and wounds 4
The suspect was arrested at a nearby Walmart
Law Enforcement
UCLA cancels in-person classes, alleging threats from ex-lecturer
The lecturer posted a video on YouTube titled “UCLA Philosophy (Mass Shooting)," which included clips from the 2017 mass shooting in Las Vegas
Health
California's universal health care bill dies due to lack of votes
Lawmakers did not vote on a bill that would have created a first-in-the-nation universal healthcare system in California on Monday, bringing an end to a proposal that would have provided government-funded coverage to all state residents
Politics
Here's how homelessness in California compares to the rest of the country
As of January 2020, there were an estimated 580,466 Americans experiencing homelessness
Crime
Lawsuit challenges California city mandating gun owners to buy liability insurance
The lawsuit argues the ordinance is unconstitutional by placing an undue financial burden on those wishing to express their Second Amendment rights
Politics
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to run for re-election, previously planned to step down in 2022
"This election is crucial: nothing less is at stake than our Democracy," the Speaker said
Climate
Raging fire blazes across California hours after VP Harris arrives to announce federal disaster relief
Hours after VP Harris arrived in California to announce the Biden administration’s proposed infrastructure bill would include $600 in wildfire relief money, a massive fire erupted and burned through 1,500 acres
Crime
L.A. Deputy District Attorney blasts D.A. George Gascon for being soft on crime as murder rates skyrocket
Last year, Gascon eliminated cash bail altogether and murders and shootings in Los Angeles have since risen sharply
Crime
California freezes 345,000 disability claims suspected of fraud
California has already lost $20 billion to fraudulent claims for unemployment insurance, according to the Los Angeles Times
