Long Beach high school student shot blocks away from campus
After the shooting, the student arrived on campus and immediately received help from staff.
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After the shooting, the student arrived on campus and immediately received help from staff.
The man was later pronounced dead at the scene by crews from the Los Angeles Fire Department.
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Long Beach police said a man and a woman were pronounced dead at the scene.
A National Weather Service Wind Advisory is in effect until 3 p.m. Tuesday for many inland and mountain communities across Southern California.
Winds are expected to weaken by Tuesday before another rainstorm off the coast of Mexico develops on Wednesday.
Officers found a man in his 30s suffering from a gunshot wound.
Police said the driver allegedly veered off the roadway and collided with the center median before hitting a tree.
The potential for flooding remains high because parts of the ground remain heavily saturated. Weather officials warn that rainfall will quickly turn into runoff.
The National Weather Service said two more impulses will move through the area with the potential for flooding in the burn scar areas.
An emphasis has been placed on burn scar areas that are more susceptible to flooding, mudslides and debris flows.
The California Highway Patrol is warning drivers to use alternate routes and use extra caution as roads are slick due to the heavy rain.
SkyCal flew over the scene where several people could be seen dressed in hazmat protective gear.
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By the weekend, rainfall totals could range between 4 to 8 inches across coastal and valley areas and between 8 to 12 inches across the foothills and mountains, the NWS says.