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LOS ANGELES — Four bear cubs found orphaned last year in central and northern California were released back into the wild this month, the San Diego Humane Society said.

LOS ANGELES — A federal judge in Texas rejected Eric Kay's request for a new trial Tuesday, more than two months after a jury found the former Angels communications director guilty of providing counterfeit oxycodone pills that led to the overdose death of pitcher Tyler Skaggs.

LOS ANGELES — Jerry West couldn't help himself.

Behind every great political scandal, there are players whose stories get shoved to the side by the first, second and even third drafts of history.

LOS ANGELES — If you're getting an unusually good deal on a streaming service that carries live sports, the Alliance for Creativity and Entertainment may have some tough news for you.

Sundazed recently launched its flagship cannabis pre-roll products in Los Angeles. The line of premium cannabis products was specially developed for the conscious cannabis consumer, catering directly to those who use cannabis as a means to elevate their quality of life and elevate day-to-day experiences.

LOS ANGELES — Breathing new life into a controversy that dogged the motion picture academy in the run-up to this year's Oscars, American Cinema Editors released a video statement on Monday blasting the organization for leaving editing and other vital filmmaking crafts "on the cutting-room floor" at this year's ceremony.

“I need to be at another level coming into next year,” Kane said Tuesday. “That starts with just having a good summer and getting 100% healthy.”

LOS ANGELES — Nine people were arrested by state wildlife police on suspicion of poaching, selling animals on the black market and other offenses after a sprawling investigation by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife investigation, the agency said.

If or when the Lakers trade Russell Westbrook, there is one player they could get in return who would fill a couple of big needs.

LOS ANGELES — Nancy Iskander was crossing the street with her children when she heard the roar of engines. Two SUVs were barreling toward the crosswalk.