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California man finds stolen car using an Apple Airtag
Long Beach resident Philip Obando was able to recover his stolen car after hiding an Apple Airtag in his trunk as a precaution.
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Crowds swarm New Jersey as Taylor Swift attends wedding
Crowds swarmed in Long Beach Island as Taylor Swift, along with other celebrities, attended a wedding and left an economic impact. Ted Greenberg reports.
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Girl kidnapped in Texas rescued in Southern California after scribbling ‘Help Me' on paper
A girl kidnapped in Texas on July 6 was rescued three days later in Long Beach after waving a “Help Me” sign while inside her kidnapper’s vehicle.
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California Man Drives to Utah, Kills His Brother and Sets His House on Fire, Authorities Say
The man later died in a shootout with police caught mostly on a doorbell camera.
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California Man Drives to Utah, Kills His Brother and Sets His House on Fire, Police Say
The shocking shooting was captured on Ring camera. Mekahlo Medina reports May 5, 2023.
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Brawl Erupts on Long Island Boardwalk Among Group of Teens, Spurs Call for More Police
A wild brawl among groups of teens on a Long Island boardwalk was captured on video, and now it is leading to calls for stepped up police patrols ahead of the summer season.
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Large Group of Teens Spark Boardwalk Brawl on Long Island
There’s a call for stepped up police patrols after a wild brawl on Long Island. Myles Miller reports.
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Watch: Mostly 3D Printed Rocket Set for First Launch
A mostly 3D printed rocket manufactured is scheduled for its first launch Wednesday from Cape Canaveral in Florida.
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California Detectives Identify Slain Teen Known Only as ‘John Doe 1978' for Decades
A teen boy known only as ‘John Doe 1978’ for more than 40 years has been identified by police.
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Long Island Family's Dog Gets Hit by Cop Car — And They Want County to Cover Vet Bills
A family on Long Island says they are being saddled with high veterinary bills after their dog was hit by a car. But it wasn’t just any car: It was a Nassau County police car. Now the family wants the county to pay up, but the county executive says their bills are not the county’s problem.