Free Rides On New Year's Eve From LA Metro, Long Beach Transit
Local transit agencies are offering free bus and train rides this New Year's Eve so revelers can avoid driving drunk or paying "surge" pricing for ride-share services.
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Local transit agencies are offering free bus and train rides this New Year's Eve so revelers can avoid driving drunk or paying "surge" pricing for ride-share services.
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The Massachusetts senator released a statement and a campaign-style video in an email to supporters formally declaring her intentions.
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Patrol officers have told homeless people living on First St. between Spring St. and Broadway that they must pack up their tents and other belongings and leave the area by about 6 a.m. Monday.
A new state law taking effect Tuesday will make California the first state to ban retail sales of cats, dogs and rabbits.
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The Oscar-winning actress is hinting about taking her talents from the red carpet to the Oval office.
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Rose Parade spectators are expected to brave bone-chilling temperatures.
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