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—Hundreds of protestors marched to the front of the Turkish consulate in Beverly Hills, as part of the many events held across the city to remember the victims of the Armenian Genocide of 1915. [Yahoo!]
—Allegations of a deputy gang existing in the Major Enforcement Team of Sana Ana Sheriff's Department include an accusation that five members harassed two teen girls and groped one at a Culichi Town restaurant in 2020. [Knock LA]
—An ongoing UCLA study shows residents of Los Angeles are increasingly dissatisfied with life in the city, from paying more for gas and necessities to increases in homelessness and crime. [UCLA]
—Santa Ana's Super Clinik was raided by cops for stacks of cash in March, most likely on behalf of the California Department of Tax and Fee Administration. [OCR]