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EPA Officials Field Questions from Residents Concerned About Toxic Waste
EPA Officials Field Questions from Residents Concerned About Toxic Waste
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ICE Opens Field Office In San Francisco
ICE Opens Field Office In San Francisco
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New Bill Will Require Identification When Voting
New Bill Will Require Identification When Voting
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Google Maps Reclassifies United States as “Sensitive Country”
Google Maps Reclassifies United States as “Sensitive Country”
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LADWP Plans to Hire an Independent Engineer to Investigate Water Loss During Palisades Firefight
LADWP Plans to Hire an Independent Engineer to Investigate Water Loss During Palisades Firefight
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Southern California Edison Withheld Information About Starting Creek Fire in 2017
Southern California Edison, which is accused of starting the deadly Eaton Fire in Altadena, denied starting the Creek Fire in 2017. The Creek Fire destroyed 70 homes near Little Tujunga Canyon, after witnesses reported seeing a snapped line on a high-voltage transmission tower. It took until last year for an investigator with the U.S. Forest…
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Alameda County Has New District Attorney
Alameda County Has New District Attorney
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San Francisco Will Confirm the City’s Status as Sanctuary City
San Francisco Will Confirm the City’s Status as Sanctuary City
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President Trump Meets with L.A. Wildfire Survivors, First Responders
President Trump is promising federal support for Los Angeles County in the wake of the devastating Palisades and Eaton fires.
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Poll: Bass Flops Handling of Wildfires; Caruso Should Be mayor
In recent polling conducted by Pollster David Wolfson over January 19th-22nd of over 1,100 likely voters, LA City voters significantly disapprove of Mayor Karen Bass’ job performance on wildfire response.
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CA Revamps Website for Wildfire Recovery
California has revamped its website for fire relief.
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Wildfires Continue to Burn in Southern California
There are about a half dozen active wildfires burning in Southern California.
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Family Of Woman Pushed to Death at BART Station Sues Transit Agency
The family of a woman killed when she was pushed in front of a BART train is suing the transit agency.
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President Trump Directs Water to Be Moved to Southern California
President Trump is setting directives to send more water from California’s Delta region to Southern California residents and San Joaquin Valley and farmers. He instructed the Secretaries of Commerce and the Interior to create a new plan within three months to redirect the water. His directive, called “Putting People Over Fish,” seeks to reinstate 2019…
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Red Flag Warnings Extended
The Hughes fire sparked Wednesday morning, currently burning almost ten-thousand acres