No Structures Damaged In Small Palisades Brush Fire
Flames blackened about one acre of brush Thursday on a hillside along Pacific Coast Highway near Pacific Palisades, but fire crews quickly doused the blaze without any injures or structural damage.
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Flames blackened about one acre of brush Thursday on a hillside along Pacific Coast Highway near Pacific Palisades, but fire crews quickly doused the blaze without any injures or structural damage.
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For the eighth year in a row, the Red Nation Film Festival will be honoring the best in Native American film.
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The man authorities say masterminded a scheme to loot millions from the working-class suburb of Bell has sold his Huntington Beach house.
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