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The former LAPD officer went on a killing spree in retaliation for being fired, sparking a massive manhunt that ended in a standoff in the Big Bear area.
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A fired Los Angeles police officer wanted in connection with the slayings of two people in Irvine and a Riverside police officer allegedly exchanged gunfire today with law enforcement authorities in Big Bear, wounding two deputies, after apparently tying up two people and stealing their pickup truck.
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Two officers were wounded and one killed in two separate shootings early this morning. The suspect is an ex-LAPD officer who is the subject of a massive manhunt.
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A visibly emotional President Obama addressed the nation in the wake of the tragic mass shooting at a Connecticut elementary school.
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A gunman opened fire at at a Connecticut elementary school on Friday in one of the deadliest school shootings in U.S. history, CNN reported today.
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The first case involves the federal Defense of Marriage Act. The other involves California's Prop 8, a ban on same-sex marriage passed by voters in 2008.
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Supervisor Mike Antonovich has asked the county counsel and the county auditor to investigate a contract we featured in our story "Family Ties."
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Use the map to find out if any of those meters are located in your neighborhood.
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New Yorkers Jared Levy and Michael Marantz created a moving -- almost haunting -- portrait of the city in the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy.
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House and condo sales in six SoCal counties were up in October compared to last year -- more than 25 percent, with prices up 16.7 percent, according to DataQuick.
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Tonight, in an exclusive investigation, Vince Gonzales reports on the allegations of inappropriate behavior by public officials that are angering residents in a city just a stone's throw from Bell.
Science & Tech:
The California Science Center in Los Angeles hosted its opening exhibition of the Space Shuttle Endeavour on Tuesday. Our correspondent Jennifer London was there capturing the event for a special report and sharing photos along the way.
Show Notes:
Brown: "There's no middle way here. It's either a yes or a no. A Yes is billions of dollars into the schools and community colleges and the University of California. If it's No, it's money out."
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Some headlines to keep you up-to-date on Hurricane Sandy.
Education:
It was under Governor Pat G. Brown in the 1960s that the California Master Plan for Higher Education was created. Now his son, Governor Jerry Brown, is trying to keep his father's vision afloat and healthy during this climate of economic decline.
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A case between Summit Media and the City of L.A. could open the door to other firms that want in on the action, or it could mean CBS and Clear Channel would have to remove their digital signs.
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