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San Clemente neighbors rally for ballot measure aimed at preserving coastline (opens the original)
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As Southern California braces for incoming strong tides, some neighbors and city leaders in San Clemente are calling for voters to pass a ballot measure aiming to raise tens of millions of dollars to preserve their coastline. In recent years, the sand that San Clemente is famous for has been swallowed up by the sea, according to city leaders. In one part of the city, where sand used to stretch out for 100 yards, there's only ocean crashing against the railroad tracks. Stream Los Angeles News for
New report looks at metals in LA River after warehouse fire started in Boyle Heights (opens the original)
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A new report sheds light to the heavy metals that researchers say were carried from the burning Lineage Logistics cold food storage warehouse in Boyle Heights into the Los Angeles River. Researchers from UCLA's Department of Environmental Sciences said at the peak of the fire, which started June 17 and flared up for days, firefighters were spraying 12,000 gallons of water per minute on the nearly 500,000 square-foot warehouse east of downtown Los Angeles. Some of that runoff water containing pot
'Looks like a Disneyland ride': Why many abandoned boats remain in Marina del Rey (opens the original)
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Video from NewsChopper4 shows a group of impounded boats on the water in Marina del Rey. Many more have been left tied up in the marinas. Why can't they be pulled out? All of the boats were impounded by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. People say it's not just frustrating but also a public safety issue and that something needs to be done. Stream Los Angeles News for free, 24/7, wherever you are. "It almost looks like a Disneyland ride," said Sean McCarthy, who runs the boating and li
County, emergency officials brace for possibly strong El Niño season (opens the original)
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Experts say Southern California could potentially be in for a very strong El Niño year. With that, county leaders are trying to inform the public but insist there should not be any panic. County leaders and emergency officials gathered Tuesday to outline preparations for the possibility of a pronounced El Niño season. The National Weather Service said it’s anticipating a strong El Niño that’s significantly tilting the odds towards a wetter season for Southern California, possibly beginning in mi
Simi Valley residents now dealing with stench from Lineage fire's food waste (opens the original)
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The smell of the waste from Lineage’s Boyle Heights warehouse is now causing headaches for some people all the way in Ventura County. Neighbors in Simi Valley said they’ve been dealing with the stench of the waste from the Lineage fire that was dumped at the Simi Valley Landfill. While Lineage says it finished removing more than 80 million pounds of rotting food from its warehouse in Boyle Heights, communities near the site of where the waste was taken say they aren’t too happy. Stream Los Angel
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