Stand-up comedian Ken Flores died on Tuesday at age 28. He was born in Chicago and moved to Aurora and then Los Angeles later in life.

LOS ANGELES -- The Los Angeles Police Department released shocking video of a stabbing in East Hollywood in the hopes that somebody will recognize the suspect. The incident happened Jan. 18 around noon in the area of Santa Monica Boulevard and Edgemont Street, according to the department.

An up-and-coming comic in the Los Angeles comedy scene died on Tuesday at the age of 28. Ken Flores — identified by his family as Kenyi Flores — was found dead at his home Tuesday afternoon, the Los Angeles Times reports.

Earlier this offseason, the Los Angeles Angels came to terms with former Chicago White Sox and Miami Marlins shortstop Tim Anderson. It was a minor league contr

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For the second year in a row, the NBA All-Star Game will not feature a player from the Chicago Bulls. Zach LaVine — a two-time All-Star in 2021 and ’22 — was passed over Thursday for a reserve spot in the Eastern Conference despite ranking 10th in the East in scoring (24 points per game) and shooting 51.