Parents Of 18-Month-Old Girl Found Wandering In North Hollywood Found
The parents of a toddler, clad only in a tank top and diaper, found wandering in North Hollywood early Tuesday morning have been found.
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The parents of a toddler, clad only in a tank top and diaper, found wandering in North Hollywood early Tuesday morning have been found.
A vehicle struck a fire hydrant and power pole in the city of Commerce, trapping a motorist inside the car for over an hour.
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