Trash Can Fires Spark Concern In Santa Monica
A possible pyromaniac is on the loose tonight in Santa Monica and police want to know who is setting trash cans on fire and they want to stop it before the fires get worse.
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A possible pyromaniac is on the loose tonight in Santa Monica and police want to know who is setting trash cans on fire and they want to stop it before the fires get worse.
A police pursuit and standoff that started near Los Angeles International Airport and shut down the southbound Interstate 5 in San Diego County has come to an end.
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The 116th class of Congress broke barriers before its members even set foot in Washington.
The Los Angeles Unified School District has filed papers in federal court seeking an order preventing a strike by members of United Teachers Los Angeles.
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A Virginia 911 dispatcher was on duty Thursday morning when she got a call that her own house was on fire.
The Dow shed more than 2.8 percent after tech stocks saw their worst day in seven years on news that iPhone sales are slumping in China.
Two people in the water were brought ashore, treated by paramedics and taken to local hospitals.
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Cody Rhodes, The Young Bucks and Adam "Hangman" Page announced the creation of All Elite Wrestling, and they're gunning for WWE.
Following 20 months of unsuccessful negotiations, 33,000 LAUSD teachers will walk off the job on Jan. 10 if no deal is reached by then.
