Crews quickly knock down fire in Chatsworth area
Firefighters quickly knocked down a brush fire in the Chatsworth area this weekend.
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Firefighters quickly knocked down a brush fire in the Chatsworth area this weekend.
Three men walked in with a sledgehammer and started smashing cases at Anthony & Company in the Montclair Place Mall.
The chase came to an end near Fremont and Hellman Avenues in Alhambra.
Some 400 participants came out for Saturday's event, which raised more than $20,000 for those critically injured in the suicide bombing at Karzai International Airport in Kabul, Afghanistan, a year ago.
At Saturday's Latinos Con Bass rally, held at LA City College, Bass did not mention the poll or her lead, but instead celebrated efforts of community groups to get her elected.
According to the Los Angeles Fire Department, the flames were burning into a draw away from De Soto Avenue and no structures were threatened.
The woman rear ended her GMC Yukon SUV into a Dodge Charger and then drove away before crashing into a palm tree.
The deputy was reportedly missing after the incident, which happened near Pico Canyon Road and Southern Oaks Drive. He was later located at his personal residence.
The victim was transported to a local hospital where she was pronounced dead. The woman was later identified as Santa Ana resident Maria Guadalupe Mota.
When LAPD officers arrived to the scene of the stabbing, they found the victim lying in an alley with multiple stab wounds, according to City News Service.
The City of Long Beach has proposed a transition from three armed park rangers in El Dorado Park to 12 unarmed safety ambassadors, but the owner of El Dorado Frontier says he's pulling his theme park out if that happens.
Detectives arrested 24-year-old Deantone Guillory on Friday, one of six men believed to be involved in a robbery of a group after they left Crazy Girls adult entertainment club in Hollywood.
Lifeguards spotted the 6-8 foot shark at around 5 p.m. and notified beachgoers.
As of Thursday, there were a total of 1,349 confirmed or suspected cases of monkeypox in Los Angeles county.
Police say that crooks often target unsecured job sites in the middle of the night, as well as use stolen credit cards at heavy equipment rental businesses.
