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A man accused of killing his former Hart High School classmate pleaded no contest on Monday, resulting in a 10 year sentence.

The Hollywood Foreign Press Association, who is best known for being the organization behind the Golden Globe Awards, has granted more than $100,000 in funds to CalArts.

Los Angeles is the proud host of the 2017 World Police and Fire Games but a few of the events could affect SCV drivers.

You can learn about what music supervisors do at a free New Heights Panel discussion this Wednesday.

Plus, weather for this week.

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