190-Acre Shoemaker Fire Above Glendora Nearly Contained
A 190-acre fire in the Angeles National Forest above Glendora is expected to be completely extinguished Tuesday, a U.S. Forest Service spokesman said.
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A 190-acre fire in the Angeles National Forest above Glendora is expected to be completely extinguished Tuesday, a U.S. Forest Service spokesman said.
A hiker was found dead Monday morning in the Hollywood Hills.
A 20-year-old gang member was fatally shot early Sunday morning in a drive-by east of MacArthur Park.
Community members along with Los Angeles City Council officials were set Monday for a public hearing on a proposed sidewalk repair program.
After well above average temperatures, expect a bit of a cool down this work week for Southern California as an upper level low approaches the region.
A fire burning in the Angeles National Forest Monday was 40 percent contained, officials said.
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Fast reflexes and split-second timing help in any situation but do not take the place of planning in the event of an earthquake.
Los Angeles County's economy is fed by hundreds of thousands of businesses, and a growing number of these enterprises within and around the metro region are led by women.
Kaiser Permanente's Elizabeth Corte says job opportunities for nurse anesthetists are approaching levels of high demand.
California State University's Dr. Benjamin L. Lee explains what his school is doing to equip students with what they need to compete in the growing and competitive field of hi-tech engineering management.
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A stranded hiker was retrieved by helicopter Sunday morning from Griffith Park and emergency workers say these kinds of rescue operations highlight a growing problem in Southern California.
