Storm To Once Again Soak SoCal; Evacuation Warning Issued For Holy Fire Burn Area
A new wave of rain and showers is headed our way and could bring some trouble for commuters and residents living in local burn areas.
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A new wave of rain and showers is headed our way and could bring some trouble for commuters and residents living in local burn areas.
Several gay and bisexual men are suing USC and a physician, alleging he discriminated against and battered them while serving as the only full-time men's sexual health doctor at the Student Health Center.
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The Holy Fire burn area has already been evacuated three times going back to mid-January due to heavy rains.
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