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Ivanna Ortiz Indicted For Shooting At Rihanna's Home - Canyon News (opens the original)
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BEVERLY HILLS—On Wednesday, September 30, the Los Angeles District Attorney’s Office announced that Ivanna Lisette Ortiz, 36, of Orlando, Florida, was indicted for attempting to kill musician Rihanna after she fired a semiautomatic rifle at the singer’s Beverly Crest home earlier this year. An indictment was unsealed charging Ortiz with one count of attempted murder, 10 felony counts of assault with an assault weapon, and three felony counts of shooting at an inhabited dwelling or camper. She pl
"The Oval" Recap: 'The Filthy Rat' - Canyon News (opens the original)
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HOLLYWOOD—Well, this is it people. The end of Tyler Perry’s “The Oval” has dawned upon us. Should I expect to be satisfied by the result when looking at previous series finales for Perry’s other shows? Hopes were not high, but the final episode of the series, ‘The Filthy Rat’ kicked off with Bobby and Lilly realizing this is their opportunity to get out once and for all for all the madness. If this is the end of these two, I’m fine with it. Simone and Priscilla got access to the reporter’s draft
60-Day Speed Camera Warning Period Delayed - Canyon News (opens the original)
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MALIBU—On Tuesday, September 29, the city of Malibu announced that it delayed the warning period for its upcoming speed camera program from late September to November 2026. The additional time allows for necessary installation adjustments to be made and ensures the program is ready to operate as intended. The city is continuing a traffic study in Eastern Malibu to evaluate existing speed limits in the area, specifically impacting the speed cameras in Carbon Canyon and Tuna Canyon. The study is e
Lower Speed Limits Implemented In Beverly Hills - Canyon News (opens the original)
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BEVERLY HILLS—Starting Thursday, October 1, the city of Beverly Hills revealed it will begin implementing a new ordinance that establishes lower speed limits on select streets throughout the city. The change comes after an in-depth assessment by a city-hired consulting firm that analyzed data from streets that are routinely reviewed as part of the State mandated Engineering and Traffic Survey (E&TS), as well as new legislation regarding setting speed limits. Under State law, cities previously ha
How Wearable Tech Is Fitting Into The LA Lifestyle - Canyon News (opens the original)
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LOS ANGELES—Southern California has always been at the intersection of culture, technology, and the outdoors. From the fitness studios of West Hollywood to the hiking trails of the Santa Monica Mountains and the surf breaks off Malibu, Angelenos have long demanded products that keep pace with their active, experience-driven lives. Wearable technology, once a niche category associated with early adopters and tech conferences, has quietly moved into the mainstream here in a way that reflects the r
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