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Suicidal ICE detainees are routinely put in solitary confinement. Experts say that’s inhumane (opens the original)
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This story discusses suicide and other acts of self-harm. If you or anyone you know is in crisis and need immediate help, call the Suicide Prevention Lifeline by dialing 988 or click here to chat with someone online. This story was produced as part of the USC Center for Health Journalism’s California Health Equity Fellowship. Before 33-year-old Sergo Gambarian was detained by federal immigration agents, he said, he had already tried taking his life four times. He was diagnosed with anxiety and d
Pizzamania arson suspect arrested after 2-year investigation (opens the original)
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After a two-year investigation, authorities arrested a man on suspicion of arson in connection with a fire that destroyed several Whittier businesses, including Pizzamania, authorities announced on Tuesday. Pizzamania opened in 1973 and counts generations of employees and customers among the “Pizzamania family.” On Sept. 10, 2024, an arson fire broke out at a strip mall in the 13500 block of Telegraph Road in Whittier, destroying the beloved family-owned pizza shop. “The fire caused enormous dam
‘A culture of fear:’ The lingering trauma after ICE detains a loved one (opens the original)
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Ryanne Mena reported this story as a USC Annenberg Center for Health Journalism 2026 California Health Equity Fellow and Engagement Grantee. The Parias family was devastated. Their father, Richard Parias, had just been shot by federal immigration agents and was accused of attacking the agents with his car. After that, he was detained and faced the possibility of deportation. The family scrambled to find him legal representation. Immigration agents returned twice within days after the shooting. T
Gibby fire off Ortega Highway in Orange County burns 216 acres; forward progress stopped (opens the original)
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A vegetation fire that burned 250 acres near Ortega Highway in Rancho Mission Viejo remained 5% contained Thursday morning, Sept. 3, with no homes threatened and no evacuation orders in place, authorities said. As of Thursday morning, Sept. 3, containment was at 5%, with eastbound Ortega still closed at Gateway Place in Rancho Mission Viejo, and westbound at Grand Avenue in Lake Elsinore, Cal Fire officials said. The Gibby fire was reported just after 2 p.m. Wednesday and swelled quickly, blacke
California district attorney’s e-bike buyback push may be first in nation (opens the original)
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You’ve heard of gun buyback programs to get weapons off the streets? The Orange County District Attorney’s office will host a buyback event in September where e-bikes, e-motorcycles, e-scooters and pocket bikes can be exchanged for gift cards worth up to $1,000, the office announced on Thursday, Aug. 20. That comes after a rash of deaths, injuries and prosecutions in Orange County and elsewhere in California associated with the electric vehicles. The buyback program is the first known type of it
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