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Hermosa Beach Pier closed after truck collides with power lines

The Hermosa Beach Pier closed Sunday morning after a truck collided with nearby power lines.
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SF High Speed Rail to LA by 2040

Travelers between northern and southern California often endure lengthy journeys marked by traffic jams or flight delays that consume entire days. Recent developments suggest a faster option may soon become reality for commuters and visitors alike. High Speed Rail SF promises to reshape how people move across the state
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LAUSD Superintendent Alberto Carvalho resigns amid FBI investigation

The superintendent of the Los Angeles Unified School District resigned nearly four months after the FBI served a search warrant at his home.
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Staten Island musician overcomes health challenges, celebrates birthday with new song release

Jordan Barone, a musician born and raised in Huguenot, is turning 32 on June 24. This is a special birthday because on that same day, Barone will be releasing his latest song, “Alone in L.A.”. The song is inspired by his time in Los Angeles. “I was out there...
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What it actually cost these 11 families to rebuild after the 2024 wildfires

Everyone assumes the same thing: the fire takes the house, insurance puts it back. That’s the deal. But for the families who lost their homes in the Palisades, Eaton, Hurst, and other fires that tore through Los Angeles County starting January 7, 2025, the real cost of rebuilding has been something most people never se
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Stray cat shocks neighborhood with what’s in her mouth – and that’s just the...

Los Angeles, California – Kate and most of her neighbors had assumed that their local stray cat was a boy. But soon, the feline showed up with a kitten in its mouth, and that was only the beginning! The Californian has been looking after the stray cats in her neighborhood for a while, and she even gave this one a speci
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CHP Activates Silver Alert for Missing Woman in Chinatown

A Silver Alert was activated for a 78-year-old woman who went missing in the Chinatown community in downtown Los Angeles, authorities said Sunday. Guili Zhang was last seen on June 13 at approximately noon in the area of Ord and New High streets, according to the California Highway Patrol, which activated the alert on
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Sunday Links: Woman Found Dead in Remote Humboldt Well

A woman was killed and 32 people were injured after a big-rig jackknifed across a highway median in Los Angeles County. Fire officials have declared a mass casualty event following yesterday morning's crash on the 210 near Irwindale Avenue. [ABC7]. Highway 101 in Redwood City was briefly closed on Saturday...
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Pasadena restaurant offering items to community ahead of closure due to alleged neglect

A beloved restaurant in Pasadena is closing after 22 years, but the ownership wants its legacy to live on in the homes of its customers.   Nikki C’s Bar and Grill on South Rosemead Boulevard originally closed last November when its roof failed “after years of deterioration.”  “The storm that came through didn’t just da
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New study finds L.A. has one of the most dead downtowns in the world

A new study is putting numbers behind a feeling many Angelenos have had for years: Downtown Los Angeles may have buildings, history, arenas, restaurants, and pockets of energy, but as a place to simply hang out, it is not exactly thriving.

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