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Mexico cosmetic tourism β€” US Women Travel for Half-Price Botox

Discover why US women are traveling to Mexico for cosmetic tourism, getting Botox and laser treatments at half the price compared to Los Angeles.

Lake Mead body β€” 40-Year Mystery Solved as Barrel Victim Identified

The identity of a human body found in a rusted barrel at Lake Mead in 2022 has been solved after 40 years using genetic genealogy and DNA testing.

fentanyl poisoning β€” FIT Student Indicted in Deadly Tragedies

A 19-year-old man was additionally indicted after tricking female students into taking fentanyl disguised as cocaine, leading to a tragic death.

best Christmas town β€” Two California Cities Nominated for 2026

Discover the California cities nominated for the 2026 Best Christmas Town award and learn about their festive holiday celebrations.

Hello Kitty library card β€” LA County Reissues Viral Limited-Edition Cards

LA County is bringing back the viral Hello Kitty library cards due to overwhelming popularity. Find out when and how to get your limited-edition card.

Santa Ana Man Arrested β€” 49-Year-Old Held for Sexual Relations with Minor

A 49-year-old Santa Ana man was arrested for engaging in a long-term sexual relationship with a 15-year-old girl he met on a dating app.

School Shooting β€” 16-Year-Old Gunman Stopped by Armed Parent

A 16-year-old former student opened fire at an Oregon elementary school, killing four before an armed parent intervened and shot the suspect.

xikers β€” K-pop Group Transforms into Baristas in LA

K-pop boy group xikers transformed into daily baristas at a newly opened LA Koreatown cafe, greeting hundreds of local fans on their opening day.

Korean bilingual keepsake journal β€” Preserving Heritage for Second & Third Generation

Discover 'Halmeoni, Tell Me Your Story', a new bilingual keepsake journal by Korean American author David Jung preserving family history.

stolen credit card β€” Georgia Couple Arrested After Spending Nearly $5,000

A Georgia couple was arrested after picking up a lost credit card and making nearly $5,000 in unauthorized purchases across nine different businesses.