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5 days ago | nbclosangeles.com | Missael Soto

Two Marines who were killed in a vehicle crash during a military exercise in New Mexico were identified by officials Thursday. Lance Cpl. Albert A. Aguilera, 22, was a Riverside native and enlisted in March 2023. Lance Cpl. Marcelino M. Gamino, 28, out of Fresno, enlisted in May 2022. The California Marines were two of three involved in a vehicle accident on April 15 in Santa Teresa, New Mexico, while supporting Joint Task Force Southern Border operations, officials said.

5 days ago | nbclosangeles.com | Christian Cazares |Alex Rozier |Missael Soto

Neighbors in a small town in Riverside County are awaiting swift action on dozens of RVs illegally parked and brought in from the City of Industry. On Tuesday, city officials in Wildomar put up a notice giving 48 hours to remove all the trailers from the lot after residents in the area raised safety concerns. If the owner failed to meet the deadline, the city says it would do it itself and foot Black Series, the RV company, the bill.

5 days ago | nbclosangeles.com | Alysia Gray Painter

There are plenty of memorable things about chowing down at Pink's Hot Dogs on La Brea Avenue - that celebrated first "snap" as you bite into the famous frankfurters, the colorfully named menu items, and the chance you'll run into someone you know in line are all Pink's-tastic - but plenty of fans especially love the Hollywood headshots decorating the interior walls.

5 days ago | nbclosangeles.com | Alysia Gray Painter

Easter festivities: Sweet, fragrant, and joyful Easter doings will be hop-hop-hopping through Southern California over the holiday weekend, with a spring-themed family festival at Underwood Family Farms in Moorpark (do get weekend tickets in advance) and fun at Irvine Park Railroad (closed on Easter) coming up. The Autry has a bunny-inspired family day April 19, too, and Tanaka Farms in Irvine has fresh-air'd activities and a separately ticketed Easter Hilltop Luncheon.

6 days ago | nbclosangeles.com | Alysia Gray Painter

You don't have to be fluent in Klingon, or know how to operate a Turbolift, or be able to untangle a particularly thorny Kobayashi Maru to know that visiting a "Star Trek" ship, or at least a detailed and dazzling recreation, is a thrill. Devotees of the nearly 60-year-old space phenomenon will be able to do just that beginning April 25 when the brand-new "Universal Fan Fest Nights" open at Universal Studios Hollywood.