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Two homeless men who were viciously beaten by a baseball bat as they slept in downtown LA have died and the suspect remains outstanding, officials said.

Sherman Oaks residents spoke out against plans to put two homeless shelters in their neighborhood during a meeting Thursday.

The 24th LA Film Festival kicks off this week offering nearly 200 titles in multiple genres.

Police have arrested two male suspects in a shooting that wounded two people across the street from a Los Angeles charter school.

Customers at a St. Louis gas station had to duck for cover after a group of people began shooting at each other in the parking lot.

Ticketmaster has allegedly been running what looks like an underground ticket scalping project that could be driving up prices and costing consumers millions, according to an investigation.

A woman and two men were arrested Thursday after police earlier in the week released video in attempt to identify a man who brutally attacked another man with a beer mug at a bar in Covina. The incident occurred on Aug. 17 after the victim and assailant had finished a game of pool at Clancy’s Sports Bar, located at 961 N. Azusa Ave., according to the Covina Police Department. Shortly before midnight, the attacker followed the victim into the bathroom, […]

A Playa Vista family is speaking out after their home security camera captured a repairman going through the hamper in their little girls’ room Wednesday morning, pulling out underwear and sniffing them. The man was also seen stuffing a pair of undergarments in his pocket while he was supposed to be conducting repairs on the 3- and 5-year-old girls’ bedroom. The footage was captured by a Nest camera perched on one of their cribs. “I would have never imagined that […]

More than 24 hours after a landslide in the Philippines, rescuers are still searching for dozens of people missing, feared buried, under debris up to 15 meters deep. The landslide followed several days of heavy rain in Naga city, Cebu province, a popular island destination, though the landslide occurred some way south of tourist beaches. By Friday morning, 21 bodies had been pulled from the rubble, which is thought to have covered up to 60 homes, across an area the […]

Una vez más dentro de la editorial de  Miniondas están sonando las alarma, claro ya que en esta ocasión contamos con la presencia en exclusiva de Martin Gíl, el trompetista de NoTeVaGustar, un grupo que está sonando internacionalmente y que se presentara mañana 20 de septiembre en el Uateke Rock Fest de Los Ángeles CA. […]

El mexicano no logró noquear al kazajo, pero se convirtió en nuevo campeón mundial de los pesos medianos Saúl “Canelo” Álvarez se convirtió en nuevo campeón mediano del Consejo Mundial de Boxeo (CMB) y de la Asociación Mundial de Boxeo (AMB), tras vencer por decisión mayoritaria al kazajo Gennady Golovkin. En la pelea estelar de […]

La famosa youtuber mexicana consigue un logro mas en su carrera al tener su propia estrella en el mundialmente famoso paseo de la fama de Hollywood Mariand Castrejón Castañeda, mejor conocida como Yuya, es una vlogger de belleza mexicana y YouTuber. Yuya ocupa el puesto numero 32 en la lista de youtubers con mas suscriptores […]

The twin daughters of the notorious drug lord Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán, Emali and Maria Joaquina, celebrated their seventh birthday with a Barbie inspired party, complete with a life-sized doll house and hundreds of balloons and sweets.Photo Credit: Instagram @eventosjrcln

Los Angeles Lakers president of basketball operations Earvin "Magic" Johnson and general manager Rob Pelinka Thursday shared optimism about the upcoming 2018-19 season with LeBron James and clarified that point guard Lonzo Ball has been fully medically cleared following offseason surgery at the team's training facility in El Segundo."It's been, really, an exciting time for Lakers' fans --Laker nation -- since the signing of the free agents, of course headlined by the greatest player in the world: LeBron James," Johnson stated out his opening remarks in front of a throng of cameras and a packed audience of sports reporters. LeBron James' 'Space Jam 2' Adds Ryan Coogler to Team Johnson repeatedly referenced the team's offseason unorganized workouts and pickup games, singling out James and Rajon Rondo as two veteran leaders that had instantly improved the team's preparation and knowledge base."It was really a joy to watch all our player to go up and down and play," Johnson said about the team's closed door offseason scrimmages. "We're excited and can't wait until Monday, Media Day, but also Tuesday when we actually get started." Click Here or Email Your Photos to isee@nbcla.com Pelinka provided his usual story telling charm and even drew a wide smile, public compliment and fist bump from the Lakers' president of basketball operations for the general manager's ability to answer questions by weaving together stories.The message from the Lakers' front office, though, was about the addition of championship experience to the roster in the form of JaVale McGee, Rondo and, of course, James. The Stunning Landscape of California's Salton Sea in Photos At one point, Johnson referred to Rondo as the "perfect mentor" for Ball, and the five-time NBA champion with the Lakers in the 1980s revealed that signing Rondo had provided a solution to his problem of finding Ball a mentor.Pelinka, meanwhile, chimed in by sharing insights and marveling at an instance when he was the fourth man in a room with Johnson and Rondo talking point guard basketball with Ball.Speaking of Ball, Pelinka clarified that Ball has been medically cleared to take part in all basketball activities. However, the team was talking a patient approach and easing the 20-year-old back into full five-on-five basketball due to offseason surgery.Ball missed 30 of 82 games in his rookie season, so the team taking a cautious approach to his return from injuries is understandable.While Thursday's media gathering was never meant to provide any breaking news, Johnson and Pelinka stepping up to podium helped express the team's excitement at starting the 2018-19 campaign.Next, the Lakers hold Media Day on Monday, followed by a five-day training camp that leads directly into the team's preseason opener on Sept. 30. The Lakers open their 2018-19 season on Oct. 18 against the Portland Trailblazers in Oregon before returning home two days later for James' highly-anticipated regular season debut at Staples Center on Oct. 20.Photo Credit: Shahan Ahmed

Shots were fired outside a Jack in the Box Thursday near a Van Nuys charter high school, leaving a teacher and student hospitalized and leading to the arrest of two suspect.Los Angeles police said they received a report of a shooting, possibly in the restaurant's drive-thru area, near CHAMPS Charter High School of the Arts. Nearby streets were closed for the investigation in the 6800 block of Van Nuys Boulevard. Updates: Download the NBCLA App Police say the shooting happened after some sort of argument between the teacher, who was on a lunch break, and the suspects, two men between 18 and 20 years old. During the argument, one of the men pulled out a gun and fired multiple shots, striking the teacher and a student, police said.The victims' injuries are not considered life threatening.After the gunfire, police fanned out in the school and a nearby residential area in the search for the two suspects. It was not immediately clear whether the men are affiliated with the school, which was locked down during the search, but police said the only reason the school was a factor was because of its proximity to the shooting.The gunfire erupted while students were taking their lunch, leading school administrators to quickly shepherd them back inside."I'm just thankful that I'm alive. And I locked myself in the bathroom," one student said as he and other students were finally released to their parents.The independent public charter school, located in an office building in the west San Fernando Valley, offers classes in liberal arts, dance, drama, film, music, digital arts and robotics. The school has about 70 faculty and staff members."It's a tragic incident. Even though it didn't happen on campus, the fact that it even happened near campus is tragic," LAPD Sgt. Barry Montgomery said.One of the men was in custody early Thursday afternoon, but the second man fled, only to be found hours later, Montgomery said.NBC4's John Cádiz Klemack and Conan Nolan contributed to this story.Photo Credit: KNBC-TV

San Clemente edges Edison in a nonleague football game Thursday night in Week 5.

Cardinals QB JC Lopez passes for 334 passing yards with a lot of help from Angel Ruiz, who finishes with 235 yards and two TDs.

Brian Wright scores three return TDs - two punt returns, one kickoff return - and Mariano Chacon returns an interception 100-plus yards for a score for the Huskies (2-3).