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Photos: Beverly Hills Property With Stunning 360-Degree Views Is Still on the Market
A 157-acre plot of land known as “The Mountain” was touted as the finest undeveloped plot of land in Los Angeles. It offers stunning 360-degree views of Southern California, including the distant Santa Catalina Island and well beyond downtown Los Angeles.
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California's ‘Island of Romance' Crippled by Virus
When the gates to California’s “island of romance” were all but locked to lovers and pretty much everybody else last month it may have saved the 4,000 residents from a coronavirus outbreak but it destroyed an economy based almost solely on tourism. The stay-at home order instituted across California isolated tiny Santa Catalina Island from the virus that was spreading…
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$1 Million Worth of Pot Found Floating Off Catalina Island Seized
Authorities have found 1,300 pounds of plastic-wrapped marijuana floating in the ocean near Santa Catalina Island off the Southern California coast.
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Wedding Ring Lost Three Days at Sea is Found
A couple vacationing at Santa Catalina Island had quite the adventure. Their time for relaxation and fun turned into a recovery mission — for a wedding ring lost at sea. The ring was found with the help of a sibling, metal detectorist, and business owner.
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Marines Rebuilding California Tourist Island's Runway
U.S. Marines and Navy Seabees are rebuilding the mountaintop runway on storied Santa Catalina Island, a tourist destination off the Southern California coast.
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Police Seek Driver Suspected Of Injuring Children While Street Racing
Police Thursday released images of a Ford Mustang whose hit-and-run driver was believed to have been street racing a car that was involved in a collision in South Los Angeles that left two 9-year-old girls critically injured.
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Street Racing Injures Two Young Girls
Street racing caused a crash that almost split a car in two. Two 9-year-old girls are fighting for their lives after the crash and the search is on for the driver.
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Retired OC Judge Admonished For Comments At Hearing
A retired Orange County Superior Court judge was admonished Friday by a state watchdog organization for making “inappropriate” comments during a restraining order hearing.
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Natalie Wood Production Underway on HBO
Production is underway on a feature-length documentary about Natalie Wood, which will explore the late actress’ life and career through the perspective of her daughter and other family members, friends and co-stars, HBO announced Friday.
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Marines to Rebuild Catalina's Main Runway
U.S. Marines will invade Santa Catalina Island off Southern California to rebuild its airport’s aging main runway as a training exercise.
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4 to Watch: Hilltop Property in Beverly Hills Offers Billion-Dollar Views
Take a look at four stories to watch today, including a mountaintop property just listed for $1 billion dollars.
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Vacation Ruined? Sewage Leak Shuts Off Water, “Paralyzing” Business on Catalina Island
A sewage spill around Avalon on Santa Catalina Island off Southern California closed restaurants and beaches Friday, leaving tourists and business owners “paralyzed” by the problem.
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Catalina Island Summer Bummer: Water Shut Off
One woman was planning a Catalina Island trip for months but now the water is shut off, meaning no toilets and no open restaurants, after a sewer line break. Vikki Vargas reports from Dana Point, where the Catalina Express has been coming and going, for the NBC4 News at 6 Friday, June 1, 2018.
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Magnitude-5.3 Earthquake Shakes Widespread Part of Southern California
A magnitude-5.3 earthquake off the coast Thursday rattled a widespread part of Southern California. One of the strongest earthquake to shake Southern California in the last four years caused shaking Thursday across a widespread part of the region.
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Caught on Camera: Off-Shore Quake Startles Eagle, Chicks in Santa Cruz Island Nest
A camera on Santa Cruz Island caught the startled reaction of an eagle and three chicks Thursday when a magnitude-5.3 earthquake rattled Southern California.
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Investigators Say They're Giving Natalie Wood Death Investigation a ‘Last Shot'
Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department detectives said Monday that they have received little new information since witnesses were interviewed in the 1981 death of Natalie Wood and want to see whether someone out there might have more information about how the actress died.
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October Scorcher Prompts Red Flag Fire Warnings
It’s almost November, but the Southland received a thorough baking Monday as a heat wave sent temperatures soaring to record levels and put fire crews on high alert thanks to elevated wildfire conditions.
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Wildfire Threat to Remain High Through Saturday for Parts of Southern California
Red flag warnings denoting a high risk of wildfires will be in force Friday along two Southern California mountain ranges, two forests and the Santa Clarita Valley because of above-normal heat, low humidity and strong winds.
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Brief Summer Showers Pop Up Across Southern California
Rare July thunderstorms and a few light showers popped up Monday morning to start off another day of hot, humid weather in Southern California.
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Researchers Are Dropping Earthquake Sensors Into the Ocean to Learn More About an Off-Shore Fault
Earthquake researchers will drop seismometers along a 90-mile stretch of ocean floor this month to get a better idea of the potential hazards of off-shore fault systems. The Scripps Institution of Oceanography will place the seismometers along the northern section of a fault called the San Diego Trough.