Anthony Solorzano is a spring intern at the Los Angeles Times, where he covers breaking news as part of its Fast Break team. He writes two newsletters: “Through the Grove,” which explores the culture and politics of his hometown, Pomona, and “Pseudo Pop,” highlighting social commentary through the lens of film and television shows. His bylines can be found in LA Taco and multiple Southern California Newsgroup publications. He earned a master’s degree in creative writing from Mount Saint Mary’s University.
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A scream and gunshots were reported before the woman’s shooting death, officials say. Later, a man was found dead inside a nearby pickup truck.
A former California Highway Patrol captain was charged with sexually abusing a flight attendant while traveling to Los Angeles from Florida last month, prosecutors announced Thursday.
A bat infected with rabies was found near Rancho Santa Margarita Lake in Orange County this month, health authorities said.
A bat infected with rabies was found near Rancho Santa Margarita Lake in Orange County this month, health authorities said.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents reportedly detained over a dozen day laborers outside a Home Depot in Pomona on Tuesday.
Pope Francis was a particularly beloved figure in the Los Angeles region. The pontiff’s death finds the community grappling with a ‘big loss.’
A campus supervisor at Ramona High School in Riverside was arrested on suspicion of arranging to meet with a minor for sex and committing other crimes on Tuesday morning, according to Riverside County Sheriff’s Office arrest records.
Police said the owner of the mini poodle tried to intervene and was bitten by the pit bull as well. Video footage of the pit bull’s owner has been released.
More than 100 trucks and excavators are working on the highway and more than 1,200 truckloads of debris are being carried away per day, the governor’s office said.
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