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The surveillance camera footage shows the man pointing a gun in the woman's direction while demanding her valuables at around 11 a.m. Tuesday, what authorities are calling the latest in a string of brazen crimes affecting the Southland.
A new study from Harvard University suggests that the Palos Verdes fault, running along the coasts of Los Angeles and Orange Counties, could trigger a devastating earthquake of up to 7.8 magnitude.
According to LAFD, the pedestrian was on the tracks when they were struck by the oncoming train. No one onboard the train was injured.
After just over a week of cooler weather, high temperatures are expected to return in coming days as the National Weather Service issues an Excessive Heat Watch for much of the Southland.
Experts expect travel costs to reach levels higher than recent years for a multitude of reasons come holiday season, suggesting that people should jump on booking as soon as possible as ticket prices continue to rise.
Abad, who is 33-years-old, was arrested on suspicion of felony animal cruelty. The dog, Steeler, is said to be in fine condition and is being taken care of by Orange County Animal Services.
Even though she's called police several times, the man keeps coming back to the woman's porch, where she's caught him sleeping and smoking and leaving graffiti over the past month.
The cause of the crash was not immediately known, though CHP officers indicated that traffic on both the eastbound 105 Freeway and northbound 405 Freeway would experience significant delays as they cleared the scene.
The fire started at around 3:20 p.m. near Highway 330 in Running Springs.
The threat was reported to police at around 10:40 a.m. after it was seen on social media. All students were evacuated onto the campus's football field as officers, assisted by a bomb-sniffing canine, scoured the school.
Herbert is listed as questionable after not practicing Friday and being limited Wednesday and Thursday due to fractured rib cartilage.
Some fear a massive crackdown will soon follow.
Costa Mesa Fire Department firefighters responded to a car fire just after 5 a.m. at the intersection of 17th Street and Newport Boulevard.
The lawsuit alleged that the school's "toxic culture" allowed founder Ralph Opacic to take advantage of vulnerable students like the plaintiff.
Two crew members reportedly suffered from exposure, but it was unclear whether they required medical treatment.
