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Today's Local News for Beverly Hills CA : L.A. County probation officer accused of workers' comp fraud Police kill man at adult video store Canyon News - Earthquake Shakes Beverly Hills Canyon News - Songwriter-Lyricist Hal David Dead At 91 Man, 36, Arrested For Reportedly Scaring Young Girls In Ventura County More Details Released In Soccer Coach’s Alleged Attack On Teenage Player Los Angeles Times L.A. County probation officer accused of workers' comp fraud Rochelle Williams is arrested on 27 felony counts of forging documents. A Los Angeles County probation officer was arrested Tuesday for allegedly filing nine fraudulent workers' compensation claims over the last three years. Police kill man at adult video store Homicide detectives Monday morning are investigating a fatal officer-involved shooting in Azusa. Tenants returning to renovated hotel near Mariachi Plaza In 2010, living conditions had become so poor that dozens of tenants moved out of the Boyle Hotel to make way for a $24-million renovation. Now dozens are living in redone units. Until the cockroaches, mice and fleas took it over, the historic Boyle Hotel was once the "jewel" of Boyle Heights. For decades, it was a landing spot for mariachis, who frequented the nearby Mariachi Plaza in search of ... On rural Wildcat Canyon Road, fears of uncaged development Residents of a remote Orange County outpost in Silverado Canyon are anxiously awaiting supervisors' vote on land-use applications that would alter their way of life. The morning talk on Wildcat Canyon Road has turned from rattlesnakes to tarantulas. Neighbors stand in the shade of the oaks and sycamores that arch over the cul-de-sac. It's an impromptu gathering on a summer day when there is no ... L.A. schools moving away from zero tolerance policies A new partnership among Los Angeles city, police and school officials aims to support — rather than punish — students, offering counseling instead of citations. Josh Garcia got his first police citation in sixth grade for spray-painting graffiti at his middle school. Then came four more tickets for truancy and violating curfew. Canyon News Canyon News - Earthquake Shakes Beverly Hills BEVERLY HILLS —Yet another earthquake shook throughout the Los Angeles area on Monday, September 3. Although this time it struck in Beverly Hills rather than Yorba Linda from where many of the recent quakes originated. Canyon News - Songwriter-Lyricist Hal David Dead At 91 LOS ANGELES — On September 1, Academy Award winning songwriter and lyricist, Hal David, passed away in Los Angeles at age 91. According to a spokesman for the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers, David died from complications following a stroke at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center . Canyon News - Big Blue Bus Service Improves Connectivity LOS ANGELES — On Monday, August 27, the Big Blue Bus service launched a series of changes to several of its schedules and routes. The intention is to improve the regional connection with the Culver City Expo Light Rail Line and to ease the trip for commuters riding to work and school. Canyon News - VI’S CORNER: “REGGIE” Beverly Hills—My name is “Reggie", and would you believe that late one night someone tied me to a tree and left me? However, I was a very lucky little boy, as the tree was right in front of the Friends of Animals Foundation. Canyon News - Pilot Bicycle Routes Pedal Forward BEVERLY HILLS—On Thursday, August 23, the Beverly Hills City Council continued discussion on the issue of proposed pilot bicycle routes to be placed throughout the city. CBS 2 Los Angeles Man, 36, Arrested For Reportedly Scaring Young Girls In Ventura County A 36-year-old Thousand Oaks man was arrested last week on child annoyance charges for allegedly scaring young girls in the area. More Details Released In Soccer Coach’s Alleged Attack On Teenage Player Authorities say that two teams followed up a soccer game with a fist fight in Simi Valley Monday. Caught On Video: Thieves Steal Ornate Wood Turtles From Santa Ana Reptile Supply Business Police have released surveillance images of two men suspected of stealing as many as 20 ornate wood turtles worth $100 each from a reptile supply business in Santa Ana. Woman, 82, Charged With 7 Counts Of Burglary, Angry At Media Attention An 82-year-old woman whose rap sheet goes back more than 50 years pleaded not guilty to burglarizing doctors' offices in a Los Angeles County court appearance, where she also lashed out at television cameras. Probation Officer Accused Of Workers Comp Fraud A Los Angeles County probation officer has been arrested for allegedly filing nine false injury claims dating back almost three years. Orange County Register Son charged with murder in father's death IRVINE - A 21-year-old man was charged Tuesday with murder after police allege he fatally shot his father at their home. Authorities allege Steven Bruno killed his father about 9 p.m. Thursday. Police believe the two had argued about money before the shooting, the Orange County District... Venezia: Updates on HOA battle, helicopters and OC Fair Most of the stories I write about are fluid situations that I continue to follow. Readers often ask about what happened just months after some columns. So here's an update on a few that seemed to garner continuing interest, like the plight of 84-year-old World War II veteran <a... Lesson from top: Watch e-mails If there's one lesson William Ruehle learned facing criminal charges for allegedly participating in the backdating of stock options at Broadcom, it's that you should be extra careful when writing e-mails. The former Broadcom chief financial officer has written a book detailing his ordeal... As killers age, questions emerge SANTA ANA - If you plead guilty to second-degree murder in California, you'll usually serve a prison sentence of 15 years to life. Not so for William Leo McDougall. In August, McDougall admitted to Orange County prosecutors that two years ago he bludgeoned a man to death in a Laguna Woods... Judge: Chavez Lodge keeps full name on ballot SANTA ANA - Steve Chavez Lodge, an Anaheim City Council candidate, can keep his full name on the November ballot - but his reference of "retired policeman" must go because Lodge has a new career as a consultant, a judge ruled Tuesday.Orange County Superior Court Judge Charles Margines had... The Press-Enterprise NEWBERRY SPRINGS: Dog brings home human foot Deputies find more remains in adjacent desert; identity unknown PERRIS: Body found in trunk of abandoned car Riverside County Sheriff’s officials are treating the case as a homicide FONTANA: Dollar bill bandit captured Teen caught in sting accused of stealing a single dollar from two people HEMET: Police catch burglar in act Suspect was climbing out of a window with pillow case of jewelry SAN BERNARDINO: Man admits to stabbing wife He says they were having marital problems; she is in critical condition Los Angeles Daily News Thomas D. Elias: GOP's cheap shots at state off base Back in years like 1936 and 1972, when California was in the midst of serious recessions, no Republican presidential candidate or surrogate would have dared bash California the way Mitt Romney, Sarah Palin, Peggy Noonan and others lately have. Cost of fighting Williams Fire grows to $1 million; fire 25 percent contained A wildfire burning in the Angeles National Forest above Glendora grew slightly larger Tuesday, and the cost of keeping it under control has now reached $1 million. Photo Gallery: Day three of the Williams Fire Photo Gallery: Day two of the Williams Fire Photo Gallery: Day one of the Williams Fire Reader Photos: Fire north of Glendora in Angeles National Forest Map: Williams fire, evacuations ... Hit-and-run Santa Clarita driver strikes 54-year-old bicyclist Sheriff's deputies in Santa Clarita asked for the public's help in finding a hit-and-run driver in a blue or gray Honda that struck a 54-year-old woman on a bicycle today. Foothill LAPD captain files harassment claim after demotion over handling of excessive force allegation A Los Angeles Police Department captain who was removed as commander of the Foothill Division for allegedly failing to act against officers accused of using excessive force during a videotaped arrest filed a harassment claim against the chief, it was reported today. Sherman Oaks Mega Millions winner collects $390,857 -- see where he bought the ticket Rafael Carmona had to wait an extra day to come to the Van Nuys District office for the California Lottery to claim his winnings today due to the Labor Day holiday. But claim them he did, pocketing a cool $390,857 for matching five out of six numbers in Friday's Mega Millions drawing. NBC Los Angeles Local Athlete Set to Compete in Paralympics Burbank resident and track and field Paralympian, Katy Sullivan, talks about competing in the Paralympics in London. Demoted LAPD Cpt Claims Harassment The top officer in the LAPD Foothill Division who was demoted after two officers under his command were videotaped roughing up a woman pulled over for talking on her cell phone has filed a harassment... Exotic Turtles Stolen in OC Burglary Police released surveillance images Tuesday of two men who allegedly stole nearly a dozen exotic turtles from a reptile supply business in Santa Ana. Photo Credit: Santa Ana PD Opinion: Burton's Well-Timed Root Canal Talking to California Democratic Party Chair John Burton at a political gathering or a legislative hearing is no different than a conversation with him while on a bar stool. Photo Credit: Getty Images Jackson "An Emotionally Paralyzed Mess": AEG Exec Leaked emails obtained and published by the Los Angeles Times provide new details of communications among AEG officials about Michael Jackson's condition as he prepared for a comeback in the months before... Photo Credit: Getty Images Daily Breeze Transient nabbed on suspicion of bike theft while riding past El Segundo police station A transient carrying a boy's blue bicycle over his shoulder as he rode an orange beach cruiser past the El Segundo police station was arrested on suspicion of stealing both bikes, police said Tuesday. Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities Recent police activities in El Segundo and the beach cities. | POLICE NEWS | BLOG: SOUTH BAY CRIME, COURT NEWS | FACEBOOK Vista del Mar to be closed for three nights due to construction Vista del Mar will be shut down for three nights starting this week because of construction at the NRG power plant in El Segundo. 'Like I'm Dillinger or something': 82-year-old burglar objects to cameras in court When the 82-year-old career criminal Doris Thompson was told a television cameraman and a still photographer would be allowed to take her picture in a Torrance courtroom on Tuesday, she didn't like it. Not one bit. 1 killed, 2 hurt in 2-car Carson crash One person was fatally injured in a two-vehicle accident Monday night in Carson, sheriff's deputies said today. Ventura County Star Unfinished quilt leads Camarillo woman to a life of sewing Camarillo resident Sharon Norbutas found a quilt her mother had started four decades earlier, and decided to try her hand at finishing it. She’s worked on quilts nearly every day since. Thousand Oaks man accused of child annoyance A Thousand Oaks man has been cited on suspicion of child annoyance, authorities said Tuesday. Westside Community Council to discuss mural plans The Westside Community Council will see a revised mural design proposed for Wall Street in Ventura when it hosts its monthly meeting on Wednesday night. CSU Channel Islands to dedicate classroom buildings CSU Channel Islands will dedicate two classroom buildings — one new and one renovated — at a ceremony this month. Highway 101 closure dates in Oxnard revised A revised schedule for overnight closure of Highway 101 at Rice Avenue in Oxnard means overnight shutdowns will take place Wednesday and Thursday this week, officials said.

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