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LA Is Going to Start Charging Illegal Pot Shops for the Cost to Shut Off Utilities
The city of Los Angeles would start charging business and property owners of illegal pot shops for the costs associated with shutting off their utilities under a motion approved Tuesday by a City Council committee.
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A Crackdown May Be Coming on Flavored Tobacco Being Sold to Young People in LA
The Los Angeles City Council voted Wednesday to investigate ways to curb the sale of flavored tobacco products to youth and young adults and study how other cities are tackling the issue.
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LAFD Has Flown Drones During 175 Incident-Related Missions Since 2017
Since becoming one of the first major metropolitan fire departments to have a significant drone program and conducting its first aerial mission during the 2017 Skirball fire, the Los Angeles Fire Department has used the devices in at least 175 incident-related missions, according to a report presented Tuesday to the Board of Fire Commissioners.
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Plan in the Works to Ban Plastic Straws in All LA Restaurants by 2021
All Los Angeles restaurants would be banned from giving customers plastic straws by 2021 under a proposal backed Tuesday by a City Council committee.
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Man Accused of Boy's ‘Violent' Rape May Have More Victims: Prosecutors
A convicted sex offender accused of sexually assaulting a Murrieta boy may have victimized other juveniles, prompting prosecutors to ask that anyone with information come forward.
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CA's Head of Toxic Substances Control Defends Cleanup at Exide Battery Recycling Plant
The head of the state Department of Toxic Substances Control on Tuesday defended the agency’s cleanup efforts around a shuttered battery recycling plant in Vernon, while also assuring a city council committee that the work will be speeding up now that some bureaucratic hurdles have been cleared.
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Good Samaritans Stop Man Who Allegedly Groped Girl in Menifee
A group of parents chased down an alleged sexual predator in Menifee after he allegedly groped a little girl at La Ladera Park Tuesday night.
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Video Captures Alleged Sex Predator Confrontation in Menifee
A video posted on Facebook caught the dramatic confrontation between an alleged sexual predator and the group of parents who detained him. Tony Shin reports for the NBC4 News at 6 p.m. on Monday, April 25, 2018.
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Menifee Residents Shocked Over YouTube Shooting
Neighbors of the Youtube shooter’s father react to what they call a surprising turn of events. Christine Kim reports for the NBC4 News at 11 on Wednesday, April 4, 2018.
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Family of YouTube Shooter Says Info Can Be Found on Account
The woman who injured three people in a shooting at a YouTube headquarters had ties to Southern California as her father lived in Menifee and brother in San Diego. Robert Kovacik reports for the NBC4 News at 11 on Tuesday, April 3, 2018.
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Police Find Woman Who Stole Bird by Stuffing it in Her Purse
Deputies recovered an expensive and exotic bird stolen from a Menifee pet store earlier this week and identified a 38-year-old female suspect, Riverside County sheriff’s officials said Sunday.
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Plan May Add Dozens of Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Around Los Angeles
More public electric vehicle charging stations may be coming to Los Angeles, after a City Council committee signed off Monday on financing for the program.
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Landmark Designation for Bob Hope Home Heads to Council
A City Council committee bypassed voting on whether comedian Bob Hope’s Toluca Lake home should be designated a historical monument Tuesday and advanced a motion to the full council without making a recommendation.
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City Council Investigates Travel Ban Impact on LAX
A City Council Committee will begin investigating Tuesday the impact President Donald Trump’s executive order on immigration had on Los Angeles International Airport.
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LA Limits Employers' Questions About Criminal Backgrounds
The Los Angeles City Council approved an ordinance Wednesday that bars employers in Los Angeles from asking job applicants to disclose their criminal records during the initial stages of the recruitment process.
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LA City Council Unveils Sidewalk Repair Plan
Los Angeles City Council unveiled a new plan to fix the estimated 4,000 miles of broken sidewalk in the city. Conan Nolan reports for the NBC4 News at 5 p.m. on Monday, March 14, 2016.
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LA Council Unveils Broken Sidewalk Plan
A joint City Council committee today backed a sidewalk repair plan that calls for the city to cover the cost of the first repair, then return the responsibility for future fixes back to the property owner.