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Councilmember Thai Viet Phan held strong opinions about not canceling the Fourth of July and proposed cutting all programming by 10% and using the $100,000 for an assistance fund.
The company said the determination was made based on the nature of the fiber cuts, the extent of damage, and the makeup of impacted customers. In all, more than 50,000 residential customers and more than 500 business customers were affected for up to 30 hours.
Police said they received information that the group was planning to target another jewelry store on June 29 in the city of La Verne. Eight suspects were at the scene, and seven were taken into custody with the assistance of several local agencies
Huntington Park police announce they arrested a man they suspect was posing as a fake Border Patrol agent, using it as an example of what they say is a broader issue.
Oscar Omar Hernandez's body was discovered alongside a Ventura County road on April 2. While the medical examiner listed the manner of death as homicide, the cause of death was acute ethanol intoxication.
The SigAlert was cancelled at 7:12 a.m. This marks the second death on the same stretch of freeway near Marina del Rey this week.
Crews responded around 1:40 p.m. to the 28100 block of Chiquito Canyon Road, according to LAFD. No structures were reported threatened.
Lamont Campbell faces counts of murder, carjacking, and kidnapping as part of a dozen felony charges filed against him in connection with the Sept. 25, 2024 incident.
Crews are now preparing to build a smaller bridge over Agoura Road, which will add to the crossing's span across 10 lanes of the 101 Freeway.
The new Sherman Oaks Trader Joe's opened at the beginning of June and is directly across the street on Riverside Drive from the other Trader Joe's store.
"The Board finds that this extension is necessary because complaints of price gouging are continuing, and have been increasing, and such an extension will protect the lives, property, and/or welfare of the residents of the county," the motion stated.
The Los Angeles Fire Department said the death was the result of an accident involving "an overturned piece of heavy machinery" at the San Fernando Road landfill site.
Chief Jim McDonnell wrote that officers faced dangerous, fluid, and violent conditions "when demonstrators began throwing objects, setting fires, and refusing to disperse after repeated lawful orders were given."
The cats are still receiving care and undergoing evaluations, but are in "relatively good health," despite being found in filth, Pasadena Humane said.
On Monday, Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Ronald S. Coen agreed that the evidence pointed to Sementilli being the mastermind of her husband's murder and sentenced her to life in prison.