Firefighters knockdown structure fire in Whittier
It's unclear at this moment what caused the structure to catch fire but first responders quickly put out the fire in 12 minutes.
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It's unclear at this moment what caused the structure to catch fire but first responders quickly put out the fire in 12 minutes.
Fire crews responded to the 400 block of North Avalon Boulevard around 2:05 p.m. to reports of flooding.
In the event of a 100-year storm, more precipitation would fall as rain instead of snow, increasing the chances of major flooding and debris flows.
From August 12 through 21, pet adoption fees will be $25 for qualified adopters.
Officers were called to the area after receiving reports that a woman was screaming for help from an apartment unit on Lincoln Boulevard. After finding the woman dead at the scene, they arrested Lamont Horton, 47, who was seen fleeing from the area as officers arrived.
The Boeing Company will be required to prove stormwater runoff is no longer polluted and human health and the environment is no longer at risk after completing cleanup at the Santa Susana Field Laboratory in southeastern Ventura County.
The suspect, described as a White or Hispanic male is said to be between 18 and 25 years old. He is around 5 feet, 11 inches tall with short, dark hair in a "comb over" style and a light-colored mustache. He was last seen in a Dodgers t-shirt, light-colored pants and black sandals.
Once the port is in operation, containers arriving from ships at the Ports of LA and Long Beach will be off-loaded onto shuttle trains for direct transport through the under-used Alameda Corridor to Mojave, for distribution to the rest of California and the nation.
School is back in session across Southern California, and students are finding two pleasant surprises – later start times for middle and high school students and free meals, regardless of their families' incomes.
The couple were seen leaving the area where a man was found stabbed to death on a basketball court behind the Nueva Maravilla Housing Community in East Los Angeles early Thursday morning.
The incident occurred on Nov. 14 at around 1 a.m., when an unknown individual approached Javier Carachure Menchaca, 19, and Juan Antonio Orozco, 22, and opened fire as they sat inside a vehicle during a street takeover at Pine Avenue and Bullis Road.
The driver reportedly slammed into the back of a parked truck, trapping themselves inside the vehicle. By the time first responders arrived, they had already died.
Relatives of 42-year-old Natiesha Lewis had to use DNA to identify her since her body was so badly burned.
Areas like the Las Virgenes Municipal Water District have invested in projects that turn recycled water into some of the purest drinking water.
A family representative said Heche was officially declared brain dead Thursday night from injuries suffered in the crash.
