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Dodgers Pitcher Trevor Bauer Won't Face Sex Abuse Charges
Los Angeles prosecutors won’t charge Dodgers pitcher Trevor Bauer for allegedly beating and sexually abusing a San Diego woman he met through social media.
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Newly Released Video Shows Chaos of 2018 Mass Shooting at California Bar That Left 12 People Dead
Video from cameras worn by deputies who responded to a mass shooting at a Southern California bar in 2018 and recordings of calls for help released Tuesday captured the chaos, horror and confusion of the massacre that left a dozen people dead.
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Wildfires, Smoke Snuff Out Outdoor Adventures Across US
A number of camping, fishing, hiking and biking adventures have been scrapped due to wildfires ravaging the U.S.
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Crews Struggle to Stop Fire Bearing Down on Lake Tahoe
The Caldor Fire has gutted hundreds of homes near Lake Tahoe and is affecting residents and tourists in the area.
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Robert Durst's Estranged Brother Testifies: ‘He'd Like to Murder Me'
The estranged brother of Robert Durst, the real estate heir on trial in his best friend’s slaying, reluctantly testified Monday that the two never got along and he feared his oldest sibling would kill him.
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Juror Removed From Durst Murder Trial as Pandemic Delay Ends
A juror has been removed from the murder trial of multimillionaire Robert Durst because she violated the court’s order not to read about the case during the unprecedented 14-month pandemic hiatus.
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California Tops 40,000 COVID-19 Deaths; Fatalities Still High But Cases Continue Dropping
An average of 544 people died every day in the last week, and on Saturday the state reached the grim milestone of 40,000 deaths overall, according to data compiled by Johns Hopkins University.
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Jurors in Durst Murder Case Could Face 5 Month Trial
For someone who says he doesn’t like talking with people, Robert Durst has shown a propensity to open up to strangers. It has not done him any favors.
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Family of Dead Crew Member Sue California Dive Boat Operator
The family of the lone crew member to die in a fiery scuba boat disaster that killed all 33 passengers off the Southern California coast last year sued the vessel’s owner Monday in federal court.
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DNA Matches Mysterious Bones to Japanese Internee Called the ‘Ghost of Manzanar'
A skeleton recently found on California’s second-highest mountain could be the remains of a Japanese-American man who disappeared from an internment camp during the waning days of World War II.
