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Marina del Rey Searched in Ongoing Probe of Blast That Killed 3 LASD Detectives

Investigators are combing locations across the Westside—including a Marina del Rey storage unit and docked boat—as part of the investigation into the explosion that killed three veteran L.A. County Sheriff’s Department bomb technicians last week. The blast, which occurred while deputies handled what they believed were inert grenades, has prompted a multi-agency probe to determine the origin of the deadly ordnance.

Uber Sues LA Law Firms, Doctor Over Alleged Rideshare Injury Scheme

Uber has filed a federal racketeering lawsuit in Los Angeles, accusing two local law firms and a spine surgeon of inflating medical claims tied to minor rideshare accidents. The suit alleges a coordinated scheme to drive up insurance payouts, contributing to higher costs for drivers and riders. It’s Uber’s third RICO filing this year, as the company pushes for legislative reforms to reduce insurance burdens.

AI-Powered 24/7 Smart Store Lands in Hollywood

Hollywood just got a glimpse of the retail future with the debut of VenHub’s 24/7 Smart Store on North Highland Avenue. Powered entirely by AI and robotics, the fully autonomous shop offers cashier-free convenience, real-time inventory tracking, and advanced anti-theft tech. Customers can grab essentials any time—no lines, no staff, just fast, contactless service. With other locations already in North Hollywood, Glendale, and LAX, VenHub’s expansion signals a bold new chapter for shopping in L.A. 

Philip Rivers Officially Retires as a Charger After 17 Seasons

Five years after his last NFL snap, Philip Rivers signed a one-day contract to retire with the Chargers, the team he led for 16 seasons. Though many assumed he retired following his 2020 stint with the Colts, Rivers never made it official—until now. With a legacy of loyalty, grit, and record-breaking stats, the eight-time Pro Bowler leaves the game as a Chargers icon.

WNBA All-Stars Send Bold Message at 2025 Game: “Pay Us What You Owe Us”

During warmups at the 2025 WNBA All-Star Game, players wore shirts demanding fair compensation, calling out the league amid contract negotiations. As viewership, profits, and franchise values soar, the WNBPA is fighting for a new deal that includes revenue sharing, higher salaries, and more respect for the players fueling the league’s rise.

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