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Many people in town rally for Neil the Pig on social media when word spreads the beloved animal may have to leave Sierra Madre. There were Facebook posts, tweets, retweets, Examiner articles and more.
New developments of the commercial area are designed to transform it into a pedestrian hub.
Mayor Eric Garcetti, who supports the rideshare companies, had threatened to veto any decision to pursue an appeal.
Mayor Eric Garcetti, who supports the rideshare companies, had threatened to veto any decision to pursue an appeal.
The home is listed for $3.575 million
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The weekly event is running through October. Check out the Facebook post from The Commons at Calabasas below.
Council President Herb Wesson and Councilwoman Nury Martinez introduce a motion calling for a report on the city's training process to be brought back in 45 days.
Council President Herb Wesson and Councilwoman Nury Martinez introduce a motion calling for a report on the city's training process to be brought back in 45 days.
The drills are designed to test the abilities of the many organizations that respond in case of emergencies.
The Dairy Council Mobile assembly teaches students how the milk gets from the cow to the fridge. Check out the below Facebook post from Hermosa Beach City School District.
Sheriff's officials say the thieves may have cut through a fence from Flintridge Preparatory School to access the site, with copper wiring the likely target of the heist.
Sheriff's officials say the thieves may have cut through a fence from Flintridge Preparatory School to access the site, with copper wiring the likely target of the heist.
Sheriff's officials say the thieves may have cut through a fence from Flintridge Preparatory School to access the site, with copper wiring the likely target of the heist.
At least two people are being evaluated for minor smoke inhalation.
The victim is found her in her car in the Sunland area late Tuesday, officials say.
The Weho City Council votes to waive $4,396 in city fees for the event, as well as contribute $5,000 and co-sponsor.
Capt. Michael Parker was also honored at the White House by President Obama on Sept. 24.
Senior Lead Officer Maria Gray sends a message to Brentwood residents.
Check out last week's activities of the Arcadia Fire Department.
