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Travelers left stranded in Los Angeles after the collapse of Thomas Cook Airlines will be able to get help at LAX Tuesday from representatives of the British Consulate.
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Travelers left stranded in Los Angeles after the collapse of Thomas Cook Airlines will be able to get help at LAX Tuesday from representatives of the British Consulate.
As most proud families are inclined to do, the Rancho Cucamonga Fire District posted newborn baby photos on Facebook. But it wasn't just one newborn baby – it was nine!
After the travel firm's collapse Monday, British officials are working to bring home hundreds of thousands of travelers who were left stranded around the world in what is being called the largest peacetime repatriation effort in history.
The woman appears to have died from smoke inhalation, police said. It does not appear to be suspicious or criminal in nature.
If you missed the phenomenon known as "Hamilton" the first time around, don't worry, you'll get another shot.
Under the deal, Bellflower will likely be required to create a shelter with 40 to 50 beds for the homeless.
Students at two Southern California high schools will undergo a one-day workshop on tolerance after a football game was marred by racial slurs directed at the visiting team.
California Highway Patrol issued a Sig Alert early Tuesday morning after a semi-truck carrying 8,200 gallons of fuel overturned on the 605 Freeway following an accident with a silver Honda. There were no injuries reported.
The U.K.-based company claims that The Clash-inscribed tennis rackets are "likely to cause confusion, mistake or deception" among customers who could assume the band endorsed the product.
Three dogs were pulled out of a burning home in Lake Elsinore Monday morning — with firefighters having to resuscitate two of the animals.
California has launched a new push to raise public awareness about the upcoming 2020 United States Census, the importance of a complete count and the local economic impact it could have.
When Anaheim police officers Alex Ungureanu and Lorenzo Uribe saw an elderly man struggling with a lawnmower on a hot and sunny afternoon, they knew they had to help.
Homeowners in one Sherman Oaks neighborhood have banded together to keep a close eye on the vehicles coming in and out of their community.
The L.A. Rams are proving to be a force on the gridiron and in the community.
LAPD officials say officers arrived at the scene in the 1000 block of South Figueroa, where they were confronted by a man with a gun. Officers fatally shot the man after they said he failed to comply with their commands.
