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According to the nonprofit, Joey Alexander, 60, approached the suspect and asked him to stop openly using drugs in front of the Main Library, telling him there were families nearby. 

In a federal lawsuit filed Thursday, attorneys for Ohio-based Arhaus say Lisa Chi and her new employer — which now goes by RH — misappropriated trade secrets after Chi’s hiring in May.

Amid an epidemic of online scams from ransomware to pig butchering, some swindlers have been blending strategies in eye-popping ways.

Federal officials pointed to a man’s internet history, including his ChatGPT prompts, in an effort to keep him behind bars after charging him with a gun crime.

Eucalyptus trees, which are not native to California, have a reputation for toppling at above-average rates in storms. Here’s what experts say.

The 150-foot tree was coming down in the storm — and in Tim Brown’s direction. He was just feet away. “So I gassed it,” he said.

A federal grand jury in San Francisco indicted Avelino Ramirez, saying he pretended to find prison contraband that he had planted himself.

California finally begins to detail why it is booting some police officers out of the profession

RFK Jr. admits in bizarre video that he dumped a dead bear in New York’s Central Park

Nearly three decades after his infamous court testimony weakened the prosecution’s murder case against O.J. Simpson, former Los Angeles police detective and media personality Mark Fuhrman likely has no desire to return to the law enforcement trade in California. Now, even if he wants to, he cannot — officially. California’s Commission on Police Officer Standards and Training began moving to “decertify” officers last year under a new reform law meant to rebuild the public’s trust with police. Re…