Students, Employees Walk Out In Protest Of Ferguson
Activists are calling for students and employees nationwide to walk out Monday in protest over the Ferguson situation.
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Activists are calling for students and employees nationwide to walk out Monday in protest over the Ferguson situation.
Police arrested four people in connection with a robbery at gunpoint in a parking garage in Sherman Oaks, followed by a high-speed chase that ended in a crash.
A crash involving a van and a pickup truck Monday prompted the closure of the southbound Golden State (5) freeway so a medical helicopter could land at the scene.
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A power outage Monday caused several traffic signals to fail in Alhambra, according to police.
Except a few lingering clouds, Monday should be dry and slightly warmer.
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Amazon customers will order nearly 37 million items worldwide Monday, which is a record-breaking 426 items per second, company officials said.
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Dr. James David Ballard, a professor at California State University, Northridge, says CSUN is updating its curriculum to help its students secure rewarding jobs within L.A.'s criminal justice system.
