Thousands In La Verne Remain Without Power Following Powerful Wind Storm
Nearly 28,000 residents in La Verne Sunday remained without power following a powerful weekend wind storm.
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Nearly 28,000 residents in La Verne Sunday remained without power following a powerful weekend wind storm.
The winter surge of coronavirus cases seems to be tapering slightly though medical professionals caution the public to maintain precautions.
Authorities arrested the gunman wanted in connection with a shooting that occurred at a Long Beach bar on Sunday, Jan. 16.
Authorities on Sunday were investigating a shooting in Santa Ana that left a man dead.
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Los Angeles County Animal Services is launching a campaign to get big dogs adopted and out of the shelter.
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Black Restaurant Week was expected to kick off Sunday in Long Beach highlighting some of the best culinary experiences in the area.
Low inventory means it's a seller's market and experts blame a lack of new construction and current low mortgage rates.
There, the strong gusts knocked down powerlines and hundreds of trees across the city.
Rudy Anthony Rodriguez is the suspect wanted in a fatal shooting that took place in Palmdale on Friday. Authorities urgently remind the public that he is to be considered armed and dangerous.
A memorial for The Fallen 13, the service members who were killed in a suicide bombing on August 26, 2021 in Afghanistan, was unveiled in Norco on Saturday.
Two people were killed and one critically injured in a horrific car accident that occurred in Willowbrook on Saturday evening, involving a vehicle engaged in a pursuit with LA County Sheriff's Deputies.
Claremont Mayor Jed Leano is hopeful that crews will have power restored to residents soon and the city council is set to vote Tuesday on an emergency declaration that could provide residents with more resources.
On Saturday, health officials with Los Angeles County reported more than 39,000 new cases of COVID-19, 72 deaths and a slight decrease in hospitalizations at 4,700.
