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Today's Local News for Beverly Hills CA : Teen describes sexual hazing by soccer players California voters leaning against campaign finance initiative Canyon News - L.A. Sparks Beat San Antonio Silver Stars In Game 1 Of Western Conference Semifinals Canyon News - Actor Kills Landlady And Falls To His Death World’s 3rd Wealthiest Person Continues To Buy Up Malibu Zenyatta Immortalized At Santa Anita With Bronze Statue Los Angeles Times Teen describes sexual hazing by soccer players One of the alleged victims of a sexual hazing involving a La Puente High School soccer team said he's still in pain after the attack California voters leaning against campaign finance initiative Proposition 32 would ban political contributions by payroll deduction. That would eliminate the main fundraising tool of unions but not of businesses. O.C. sheriff's deputy cleared in fatal shooting of unarmed Marine Prosecutors say Darren Sandberg, a 15-year veteran of the department, acted reasonably when he shot Manuel Loggins Jr. in a school parking lot after he refused to follow the deputy's orders. An Orange County sheriff's deputy has been cleared in the fatal shooting of an unarmed Marine after investigators with the district attorney's office concluded he acted with appropriate force. State adopts wider law on guns Brown signs open-carry ban on rifles and shotguns in cities, plus college, carpool bills. SACRAMENTO — Gov. Jerry Brown signed legislation Friday outlawing the open carrying of rifles and shotguns in cities across California. Carmageddon II off to a smooth start The 10-mile closure on the 405 Freeway for a bridge-demolition project appears to be going without a hitch, officials say late Friday. The freeway is expected to reopen before rush hour Monday morning. As the sun set and rush hour began to fade on the 405 Freeway on Friday evening, crews gradually shut down ramps and closed lanes of traffic to make room for a small army of construction workers ... Canyon News Canyon News - L.A. Sparks Beat San Antonio Silver Stars In Game 1 Of Western Conference Semifinals LOS ANGELES—The Los Angeles Sparks started the WNBA Western Conference Semifinals on a positive note, beating the San Antonio Silver Stars 93-86 at University of Southern California’s Galen Center. Canyon News - Actor Kills Landlady And Falls To His Death LOS FELIZ—"Sons of Anarchy" actor Johnny Lewis was found dead in his driveway after police claim he killed his landlady and dismembered her cat on Wednesday, September 26. Canyon News - Remains Found Of Missing UCLA Student WESTWOOD/PACIFIC PALISADES—Police announced on Thursday, September 27 that the human remains that were found by hikers in Pacific Palisades last weekend were of a UCLA student gone missing in the summer. Canyon News - Free Health Clinic In Los Angeles LOS ANGELES—Thousands are lining up for the four-day free health clinic provided by over 3,000 volunteer doctors, nurses, and medical workers at the Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena, in Exposition Park. The event is purposed to help aid those who do not have medical insurance in the community by offering free medical, dental, and vision assistance. Canyon News - "Eat, Shop, And Play Locally" On Weekend HOLLYWOOD—Trying to think of ways to avoid the I-405 closure this weekend? Metro is promoting an “Eat, Shop, and Play Locally” event this weekend on September 29-30. CBS 2 Los Angeles World’s 3rd Wealthiest Person Continues To Buy Up Malibu Computer multi-billionaire Larry Ellison, who just bought a Hawaiian Island, has obtained his 11th property in Malibu, it was reported Saturday. Zenyatta Immortalized At Santa Anita With Bronze Statue Retired superstar Zenyatta was honored with a life-sized bronze statue unveiled on Saturday at Santa Anita. Metro, Local Businesses Partner To Offer Special Discounts During ‘Carmageddon II’ About 300 local businesses partnered with Metro to offer residents special discounts during the weekend's “Carmageddon II.” Person Of Interest Named In Fatal Perris Stabbing Sheriff's investigators have named a person of interest in a fatal stabbing in Perris, according to a sergeant Saturday. Man Found Stabbed To Death In Compton Authorities on Saturday were investigating the circumstances surrounding the stabbing death of a man in Compton. Orange County Register Couple meet, wed following Seal Beach salon shooting SEAL BEACH - "We found love in a hopeless place." So went the lyrics of the song that marked the beginning of a wedding Saturday. The relationship got its start at a funeral. The groom was Doug Childers, one of the first to rush to the Salon Meritage massacre last year and tend to the... Arab American Day Festival: party met with protest The festival that has become a staple in the tight-knit Orange County Arabic community for nearly 20 years has become a place of protest outside the event gates but inside, the party goes on. By day, families play games, take their children on rides and peruse aisles of Middle Eastern cuisine and... Cyclists hospitalized after pack collision NEWPORT BEACH - Two cyclists were hospitalized Saturday after one biker collided with another while riding in a pack, according to police Sgt. Kirk Jacobi. A group of 10-15 cyclists were riding westbound on Bonita Canyon Drive at 10:40 a.m., when a female cyclist accidentally clipped the tire of a... Police investigate bank robbery in Irvine IRVINE - Police are seeking the man who robbed a Chase Bank on Saturday morning. Police received a call at 9:20 a.m., after the robbery at the Chase Bank, 5392 Walnut Ave., in the Orange Tree Square shopping center, said police Lt. Tom Allan. "The suspect presented a note demanding... Firefighters put out large Coto home blaze COTO DE CAZA - Firefighters extinguished a fire that started Saturday morning in a large Coto de Caza home and are investigating the cause. The Orange County Fire Authority received a call reporting the smell of smoke in the area just before 6 a.m., and fire officials came upon a house at the... The Press-Enterprise RIVERSIDE: Tree branch kills man Victim walks under working tree trimmers, is struck by huge limb — 14 inches in diameter — that falls 25 feet OLD FIRE: Jury recommends death for Fowler The panel that convicted Rickie Lee Fowler of setting the 2003 wildfire and killing five of its six heart-attack death victims delivers a verdict of death on its eleventh day of deliberations | Video FONTANA: Hazing case teen withdraws sex plea Fernando Salgado, 18, reaches new plea deal with prosecutors to testify against his teacher about the hazing incident last summer POLL: Voters support path to citizenship A newly released survey finds strong backing for legalization of many undocumented immigrants but opposition to issuing them driver’s licenses RIVERSIDE: Van Buren bridge fully open The new spans across Santa Ana River replace older, less sturdy overpasses Los Angeles Daily News Despite some traffic snarls, Carmageddon II going smoothly Despite predictions drivers would ignore warnings to stay off the roadways, a huge number of people ditched their cars on the first day of a weekend-long closure of the one of the nation's most congested highways. | PHOTOS Schwarzenegger: Maria's mom told her to 'snap out of it,' let him to run for governor Arnold Schwarzenegger says his wife, Maria Shriver, was told to "snap out of it" by her mother for her attempts to persuade him against running for California governor in 2003, a conversation that ultimately opened the door to his successful candidacy. Los Angeles spends more on LAPD workers' comp claims than for all others combined Los Angeles spends more each year on workers' compensation costs for the Police Department than it does for all the other claims it gets, including for use of force and car accidents. Nomophobia: Survey reveals many have fear of being without their mobile phone Christiana Ike's addiction to her cellphone is not unique. A recent survey revealed that 66 percent of the population suffers from nomophobia - a fear of being without their mobile phone. Early autumn heat wave to make its annual appearance It seems to catch people off guard every year: An early autumn heat wave. But they come more often than not. NBC Los Angeles Fire Danger High as Temperatures Climb A hot weekend was expected to lead to an even hotter start to the week, when federal weather officials have called for a red-flag warning because of the heightened threat of fire. Sunday Triathlon to Shut Down Roads A smooth start to Carmageddon II traffic could turn into a bumpy ride Sunday when a triathlon shuts down north-south streets between downtown and the Pacific Ocean. The previously scheduled Herbalife Triathlon... Photo Credit: Donald Miralle/Getty Images No Delay After Bridge Chunk Falls Work on the Mulholland Bridge overpass -- part of the massive "Carmageddon II" weekend freeway shutdown -- was temporarily halted Saturday after a chunk of the bridge unexpectedly fell. Watch Live: Today in LA Weekend Watch live streaming video of Today in LA Weekend for coverage of the 405 Freeway closure. Thomas "Satisfied" With Charges Against 3rd Officer Ron Thomas, the father of Kelly Thomas, is reacting to the indictment of a third Fullerton police officer in the death of his son. Lucy Noland reports KABC-TV Los Angeles Carmageddon 2: Big rigs reportedly ignoring Sepulveda Boulevard restrictions in Sherman Oaks Big rig drivers were apparently ignoring restrictions on Sepulveda Boulevard to by-pass work on the I-405. UCLA bounces back to tear down Colorado 42-14 The UCLA Bruins bounced back from a tough loss last week to tear down the Colorado Buffaloes 42-14. Anaheim mother convicted of suffocating newborn in restaurant restroom A 21-year-old Anaheim woman was convicted Friday of murdering her newborn baby immediately after birth in 2009. Sex offenders sue to hand out Halloween candy Five registered sex offenders in Simi Valley and their relatives want to be allowed to hand out Halloween candy to kids. Minneapolis gunman's family feared mental illness The family of the gunman behind a workplace shooting in Minneapolis said they had concerns about his growing paranoia. Daily Breeze Early autumn heat wave to make its annual appearance It seems to catch people off guard every year: An early autumn heat wave. Redondo Beach council warns of economic hit if Congress fails to reach budget deal The Redondo Beach City Council is sounding the alarm over potential economic hits to the region if Congress does not reach a new budget deal and automatic federal spending cuts kick in. For the record: Los Angeles Convention Center A story Thursday about the Los Angeles Convention Center hall design concerns incorrectly described the Vision Team as an eight-member panel of architects. Report: Homes could be built in Rancho Palos Verdes landslide area Construction of up to 47 homes could occur without significant environmental impact in an area of Rancho Palos Verdes largely off-limits to development for more than 30 years because of a landslide threat, a recently released report concludes. Wiseburn district's search for new high school site enters final stages The Wiseburn School District's long search for a spot to build a high school may be entering its final stages. More than a year after the K-8 school system zeroed in on a partly developed corporate campus in El Segundo, officials have committed to buying nearly 14 acres just south of it.

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