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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Border
CBP welcomes San Diego sector's first female Chief Patrol Agent
“I am honored to serve the Border Patrol agents and mission support staff of the San Diego Sector who have dedicated themselves to protecting our great nation,” said San Diego’s new Chief Patrol Agent
Immigration
"Respect and Dignity": Los Angeles welcomes second bus of migrants sent from Texas
Los Angeles city officials were notified of the bus on Friday and began working to make plans to accommodate the migrants with the help of faith-based organizations and non-profit groups
Border
CBP recovers 900,000 fentanyl pills in porcelain sinks at California border
The narcotics packages weighed a total of 189.15 pounds and had an estimated street value of $2,574,000
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Adventurer rescued after broken solar panels stranded him in Pacific for 45 days
The situation became even more dire when a massive wave flipped his rowboat, forcing him to take refuge in a life raft that was leaky amid shark-infested waters as he began to feel the effects of hypothermia
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Amtrak train derails in Southern California, injuring passengers
The collision caused three of the train’s seven cars to derail due to the collision, said Ventura County Fire Department Captain Brian McGrath
Entertainment
El amor de una madre: J.Lo talks about the joys of parenting with Vogue Mexico
Jennifer Lopez opened up about her greatest joys raising her 15-year old twins, Max and Emme, in a recent interview in which the Latina singer boasted her pride about the two coming into their own
Health
Toxic algae killing hundreds of dolphins and sea lions on southern California coast
First, smaller sea creatures such as shellfish, sardines, and anchovies consume the toxins. But these creatures are then eaten by larger marine mammals, infecting them as well
Politics
Biden calls Xi Jinping a 'dictator' during California event escalating tensions between U.S. and China
China responded by saying it “firmly opposes” Biden’s comments, calling them a "political provocation"
Culture
Nearly one half of nation's homeless live in California, research shows
One of the key findings of the study was that about 90% of respondents said that the main reason they could not escape homelessness was the high cost of housing
Climate
Earthquake at 6.4 magnitude rocks Baja California peninsula
The Mexican civil defense agency suggested that boards and coastal towns take additional precautions due to possible dangerous currents and seawater level variations that could have been caused by the quake
