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2 rare human infections of raccoon roundworm discovered in South Bay

Two rare human infections caused by raccoon roundworm have been identified in the South Bay region, posing significant health risks as the parasite can invade the human spinal cord, brain, and eyes. The infections, transmitted through raccoon feces, highlight the need for public awareness regarding wildlife and zoonotic diseases.

Parents of 4 Pepperdine students struck and killed on PCH sue state and local agencies

Parents of four Pepperdine University students who were fatally struck by a vehicle on Pacific Coast Highway (PCH) are suing state and local agencies for failing to ensure highway safety. The lawsuit claims negligence on the part of the agencies involved, highlighting the need for improved safety measures on the busy roadway.

Tito Jackson, member of beloved pop group the Jackson 5, dies at 70

Tito Jackson, a founding member of the iconic pop group the Jackson 5, has passed away at the age of 70. His family announced the heartbreaking news via social media, reflecting on his legacy as a loving father and musician. Tito's contributions to music and his bond with his brothers, especially Michael Jackson, remain significant in the entertainment industry.

KLOS is seeking Kevin & Sluggo’s replacement. You won’t believe the pay.

KLOS (95.5 FM) has terminated afternoon DJs Kevin Ryder and Doug “Sluggo” Roberts as part of a cost-cutting strategy amid financial struggles within the radio industry. The station is now searching for a new afternoon host, offering a surprisingly low salary range of $70,000 to $90,000 per year for a major market like Los Angeles. This situation reflects broader industry challenges and raises questions about attracting top talent.

2 dead in North Hollywood, including armed suspect

Los Angeles police officers shot and killed a man who allegedly pointed a handgun at them while responding to an assault with a deadly weapon in North Hollywood. The incident occurred early in the morning on September 16, 2024, where officers also discovered a deceased individual in a vehicle. It remains unclear whether the suspect fired at the officers during the confrontation.

National Merit 2025: LA County scholarship semifinalists announced

The National Merit Scholarship Corporation has announced the 2025 semifinalists for its prestigious scholarship program, with over 16,000 high school students vying for a share of nearly $26 million in scholarships. Students from Los Angeles County are highlighted, showcasing their achievements in academics and community service as they prepare for the next steps in the selection process.

LA City Councilmember Katy Yaroslavsky faces threat of a recall effort

Los Angeles City Councilmember Katy Yaroslavsky is facing potential recall efforts due to criticism of her handling of homelessness and public safety issues. A group that opposes her actions has not yet filed a recall petition, raising questions about her political future as the city prepares for the upcoming 2028 Olympics.

Trump was target of an apparent assassination attempt at his Florida golf club, FBI says

Donald Trump was the target of an apparent assassination attempt while golfing at his club in West Palm Beach, Florida, according to the FBI. The incident involved a gunman armed with an AK-style rifle, who was apprehended after fleeing the scene. Trump reassured his supporters that he was safe despite the alarming situation.

Man accused of trying to kill Trump wrote a book urging Iran to assassinate the ex-president

Ryan Routh, a 58-year-old man, was arrested for allegedly attempting to assassinate Donald Trump while golfing in Florida, armed with an AK-47-style rifle. Routh had previously portrayed himself as a politically active individual, expressing shifting political views online, including calling for Trump's assassination in a self-published book. His online presence indicates a complex relationship with various political ideologies, revealing a history of both support and disdain for Trump.

Will Big Ten football be too ‘nasty’ for UCLA?

Indiana's football team showcased a physically dominant performance against UCLA, winning 42-13 and marking a challenging entry for the Bruins into the Big Ten Conference. Coach Curt Cignetti emphasized his team's intention to play "physical, tough, nasty" football, which proved effective as Indiana outperformed UCLA in key defensive metrics.

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