LA County Board of Supervisors approves ICE-free zones motion
Supervisor Lindsey Horvath presented the motion as a means to "protect citizens and public spaces."
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Supervisor Lindsey Horvath presented the motion as a means to "protect citizens and public spaces."
Police said that the driver was hospitalized in critical condition after he was stabbed multiple times by a passenger on Saturday morning.
More than 280 free, health-code-compliant food vending carts will be available to eligible sidewalk vendors to help with safe and legal operations.
"It's looking great this morning; it's a winter wonderland up here. We've got feet and feet of snow, we've been making a ton of snow in the last 72 hours, so we are ready to go this morning," John McColly of Mountain High Resorts said.
Downtown Los Angeles and the LA Basin are expected to experience only light winds on Saturday. "It's going to be dry and sunny for wind-free areas, like the LA Basin," CBS LA Meteorologist Alex Biston said.
The grant announcement comes one year after the Palisades Fire burned the Palisades-Malibu YMCA to the ground.
Ahkeyajahnique Owens, a 24-year-old Long Beach resident, turned herself in on Jan. 7 at the Long Beach Police Department.
With the Santa Ana wind event, temperatures are expected to rise yet remain below average through Sunday.
While it is not immediately known exactly when or why the bear left, the California Department of Fish and Wildlife confirmed on Thursday that he was gone.
While it's not clear what caused the big rig to topple, high winds are in the region's forecast for Thursday.
"We keep the sunshine, we lose about 5 degrees, the wind is going to be the big issue of the day," CBS LA Chief Meteorologist Paul Deanno said.
"Business as usual is a death sentence for Los Angeles, and I'm done waiting for someone to take real action. That's why I am running for mayor," Spencer Pratt said at a "They Let Us Burn" rally in the Palisades Village.
Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn Barger said real progress has been made over the past year, due to the strength of survivors pushing systems and refusing to accept the status quo.
In all, county officials said two of the 92 structures were destroyed, 20 suffered major damage, 30 had minor damage, and 40 had less than minor damage, but were affected in some way.
Moore was clear not to place blame on firefighters on the line, but rather challenged "leadership decisions, legacy systems and long-standing structural constraints that must evolve to meet today's risk environment."