Police say a paparazzo was hit by a car and killed after taking photos of Justin Bieber’s Ferrari sports car in Los Angeles.

Los Angeles police officer James Stoughton says the man died Tuesday evening at a hospital. Stoughton says Bieber was not in the car at the time.

Sgt. Rudy Lopez told the Los Angeles Times that the pop star’s friend was driving the car when it was pulled over for a traffic stop. It was parked on a busy street when the photographer arrived.

Police say the man was struck by a car as he returned to his own car.

Stoughton says no charges are expected against the motorist who hit the man.

A call to a Bieber publicist was not immediately returned.

A bullet from a gun fired into the air to celebrate New Year’s came down in a north Omaha family’s living room.

James Nichol told Omaha television station KETV  on Tuesday that after ripping through the roof and ceiling, the bullet rolled under the Christmas tree.

Nichol says his house was filled with family members on New Year’s Eve.

He says people don’t need to fire guns into the air to celebrate and says, “This is scary to me.”

Three people escaped without injury from a fire that damaged a house in the northeast Nebraska city of Norfolk.

Authorities say the blaze was reported just before 10 p.m. Tuesday.

Firefighters say flames in the ceiling above the kitchen spread to an outside wall and ultimately reached the roof. Damage is estimated at $45,000 to the structure, $5,000 to the contents.

One firefighter was injured when he slipped and fell on ice.

An electrical problem is suspected, but the fire investigation is continuing.

Recreational marijuana clubs are open in Colorado.

A marijuana den in Denver opened Monday for members-only group smoking . Reggae music was on the stereo and a projector showed “The Big Lebowski.”

Another club opened Monday in Del Norte, in southern Colorado. The clubs are not open to the public.

An attorney for Denver’s new Club 64 says the clubs are permissible under Colorado’s new constitutional amendment on marijuana. Marijuana will not be sold at the clubs. He said Club 64 has 200 members over age 21 who paid $29.99 for a one-time club event. It is named for Amendment 64, which voters approved last month

Nearly an hour after opening, no police were seen outside Club 64.