Police in Los Angeles have charged a man with two hate crimes after he allegedly shot two different Jewish men earlier this week, US Attorney Martin Estrada said in a news conference Friday.
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Rushing to file your taxes early? According to the IRS, you might want to wait. That’s because of the state relief checks sent out in 2022 and the IRS isn’t quite sure how to tax those on the federal level just yet.
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A Lake Elsinore canyon where a rich poppy bloom may be taking shape — certain to attract throngs to the area — will be closed to the public for the duration of the bloom as a safety precaution and to prevent a repeat of the “nightmare” scenario that played out during the last “super bloom” four years ago, officials announced Tuesday.
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Federal and local officials have launched a “Death in Disguise” campaign to raise awareness about the ongoing threat of fentanyl. Officials are calling it a public health crisis and say the time to take action is now.
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Last year’s count showed an increase in homelessness across the county with Indio and Palm Springs being two of the top cities. This study helps desert cities attract state and federal funding to bring support to this growing population.
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A magnitude-4.2 earthquake struck near Malibu early Wednesday morning, giving thousands of residents a rude awakening and prompting Los Angeles emergency management officials to conduct a 470-square- mile survey of the city that turned up no signs of damage or injuries.
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The 66-year-old man suspected of killing four people at a mushroom farm in California and three others at a nearby site Monday was an employee of the farm, San Mateo County Sheriff Christina Corpus said Tuesday.
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A Lunar New Year event similar to the one held in Monterey Park is scheduled here in the Coachella Valley for next month. Organizers say safety is their top priority and want to make this event about coming together.
