CO2 Emissions From Camp, Woolsey Fires Nearly Matches Entire Year's Worth Of Electricity
Federal authorities say the recent Camp and Woolsey fires have produced emissions equivalent to roughly 5.5 million tons of carbon dioxide.
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Federal authorities say the recent Camp and Woolsey fires have produced emissions equivalent to roughly 5.5 million tons of carbon dioxide.
Flights at Anchorage International Airport were halted and Anchorage's school system canceled classes. The 800-mile Alaska Pipeline was also shut down.
'Tis the season: CBS2/KCAL9 is kicking off the 30th annual "CHiPs For Kids" toy drive.
Mountain High Resort near Wrightwood reported that it could open as soon as Sunday.
There were no reports of significant damage, although mud did get into one family's home outside of the evacuation zone. However, multiple roads were closed Thursday between Corona and Lake Elsinore because of pooling water.
A Cleveland radio station says it has stopped playing the classic holiday song "Baby It's Cold Outside" because of the #MeToo movement.
A creek net designed to catch trash in Playa Vista is broken, sending mounds of trash into the ocean.
Several pet food companies have recalled their products since the beginning of November due to elevated levels of Vitamin D.
Payless shoes typically cost between $20 and $40. But some of the shoes sold during the pop-up shop went for as much as $600, and Palessi made $3,000 in sales in just three hours.
Authorities are trying to determine if a Tesla driver who was arrested for alleged DUI in Palo Alto early Friday morning had used the vehicle's "Autopilot" feature to help him get to his destination.
Hirai was on his way to work on Nov. 14 when he and another vehicle crashed at Western Avenue at 238th Street in Harbor City. He died the next day at a hospital.
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The wild night started at about 6 p.m. when LAPD officers started chasing after a convertible Mercedes that was reported stolen. The Mercedes was spotted weaving in and out of lanes and eventually ducked into a parking structure, where officers eventually lost it.
The company said in a statement that it discovered "unauthorized access" to the database, which extended back until 2014. The hacker had copied and encrypted information and "took steps toward removing it," Marriott said.
Mandatory evacuation orders were issued Thursday for Trabuco Creek in the Holy Fire burn area.
