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Altadena fire survivors push for SB 1090 to block high-density rebuilding (opens the original)
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Governor Gavin Newsom signed SB 1090 into law, placing a three-year pause on high-density developments in Altadena as residents fight to rebuild following the Eaton Fire. ALTADENA, Calif. - The sound of construction fills Altadena as residents continue building following the destructive wildfires of 2025. While some lots are still waiting for permits or funding to rebuild, other proposed development plans face strong community objection. Among those objections is a banner protesting a plan to bu
Over 200 rare sea turtle eggs rescued from SoCal beaches ahead of Hurricane Polo (opens the original)
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More than 200 eggs from two endangered sea turtle nests in Orange County were moved to the Aquarium of the Pacific amid concerns from the incoming storm. ORANGE COUNTY, Calif. - In an unprecedented wildlife rescue operation, more than 200 rare sea turtle eggs have been excavated and relocated from Southern California beaches to protect them from incoming storm surges and extreme high tides driven by Hurricane Polo. Wildlife officials discovered 204 Olive Ridley sea turtle eggs across two separat
TSA considers easing some airport security rules 25 years after 9/11 (opens the original)
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Twenty-five years after 9/11, TSA may start easing some of its rules. LOS ANGELES - Travelers who remember the events of Sept. 11, 2001 likely recall a very different commercial aviation landscape. Before that day, airport security was lighter, and non-ticketed friends and family members could walk loved ones all the way to their departure gates to say goodbye. That environment changed overnight when terrorists hijacked four commercial airliners, leading to a complete two-day shutdown of all air
Beverly Hills apartment fire displaces residents, injures firefighters (opens the original)
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Multiple firefighters were looked at after taking down an apartment fire in Beverly Hills in a rare, hot and humid temperatures. BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. - A Beverly Hills apartment building caught fire Wednesday, displacing residents and forcing a partial roof collapse. The Beverly Hills Fire Department responded to a call in the 200 block of South Rexford Drive around 10:30 a.m. on Sept. 9. Residents evacuated safely, but multiple firefighters were injured, with two taken to the hospital, includi
Abandoned hillside home worries Studio City neighbors (opens the original)
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An abandoned and unfinished house overlooking the San Fernando Valley is the latest problem property to grab the attention of the two candidates for LA mayor. LOS ANGELES - An abandoned and unfinished house overlooking the San Fernando Valley is becoming the latest "problem property" to draw scrutiny from local officials, leaving Studio City neighbors on edge over safety and fire concerns. Situated directly below the popular Universal City Overlook, the hillside structure is meant to be blocked
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