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Drug-Addicted Puppy Recovers After Heroin, Meth Found in System
After a puppy was found to be under the influence of heroin and meth in a motel drug bust, the dog was recovering from his drug addiction Monday.
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Wildfire Protection Goats Chew Through Brush at Reagan Library
Hundreds of goats trotted out of a truck Tuesday and bounded into the hillside surrounding the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley to do what they do best — eat.
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Rescued French Bulldog Turns Surfing Into Hobby for Charity
With the summer on the horizon, the Southern California waves are starting to call the names of many, including a French bulldog who has made surfing her charitable hobby.
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Bear Seen Wandering Through California Neighborhood
The bear was tranquilized by animal control personnel Friday morning, a few hours after it was spotted foraging for food in a Monrovia, Calif., neighborhood
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Photos: After Winter’s Onslaught of Storms, It’s Wildflower Showtime in Southern California
Southern California’s wildflower fields are bursting with spring color after a winter of persistent storms that soaked the region.
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One Day of Wet Weather Expected in SoCal Sunday
Cooler temperatures and cloudy skies on Saturday are likely to give way to a bit of rain on Sunday. The low clouds probably won’t produce rain until just past midnight on Sunday, and much of Southern California will likely only see drizzle. However, some areas, such as Long Beach and Irvine, may have light to moderate rain in the...
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Day-Long Wood Burning Ban Issued for SoCal Counties
A residential no burn day alert was in effect Saturday in the South Coast Air Basin, which includes Orange County and non-desert portions of Los Angeles, Riverside and San Bernardino counties. Burning wood in fireplaces or any indoor or outdoor wood-burning device is prohibited during the mandatory wood-burning ban, according to the South Coast Air Quality Management District, the air…
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Yelp Names Top 100 Places to Eat in 2020, and the No. 2 Spot is in LA
Yelp released its annual top 100 list for the year, and six out of the top 10 are in California. The list was curated by Yelp using data pulled by its science team, factoring in ratings and number of reviews in 2019. The result is a list as quirky, interesting and unique as the Yelp Community itself – from white…
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How Water Gets From the Sierra Nevada Mountains to the Rest of California
Strong storms and cold temperatures are the right ingredients for a deep snowpack in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, which provides water for about 23 million Californians from the Bay Area to Southern California. So how does all that water actually travel hundreds of miles through the Bay Area and Central Valley to Southern California?
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National Candy Day Means Stepping Into the Chocolate Factory
Step inside the See’s Candies chocolate factory in San Francisco — you can almost smell the heavenly sweets through the screen on California Live Monday, Nov. 4, 2019.
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Photos: Southern California Drug Busts
In the ongoing war on drugs, smugglers have refined their tactics and gotten more creative when it comes to manufacturing, transporting, and selling illegal narcotics. Here’s a look at some of Southern California’s most bizarre drug busts.
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$150 Million Mansion Sold in Bel Air
A Bel Air estate shown in “The Beverly Hillbillies” was reportedly sold for about $150 million, the second most expensive home sale in the country since 2009.
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A Credit Union Will Be Randomly Surprising Families With Free Christmas Trees this Weekend
As the Christmas spirit begins to spread across Southern California, Wescom Credit Union prepares to host their fifth annual Christmas tree giveaway this Saturday Dec. 14.
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Historic Photos: How Water Flows From the Eastern Sierra Nevada Mountains to Los Angeles
Melting snow in the Sierra Nevada Mountains flows into the California Aqueduct, a sprawling system of canals, tunnels and other waterways before it’s used for drinking and irrigation. But decades before that engineering feat began collecting water from the state’s giant natural reservoir in the mountains, there was the Los Angeles Aqueduct. Completed in 1913, it’s difficult to overstate the...
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Photos: Animals Caught on Camera in Los Angeles’ Urban Wilderness
Ever wonder what your household animals do when you’re not around? Wildlife researchers wonder the same thing — on a much larger and wilder scale.
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Twisted: A Story in Six Parts
A marijuana dispensary owner and his roommate are abducted in the middle of the night at gunpoint from their Newport Beach home by three masked men. Driven to the Mojave Desert while the man was tortured, the disturbing events of the next few hours would haunt them both forever.
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PHOTOS: SpaceX Falcon 9 Lights Up SoCal Sky
SpaceX launched a Falcon 9 rocket on Sunday evening from Vandenberg Air Force Base in Lompoc, and the sky over Southern California lit up with the bright light.
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Today’s First Alert Forecast
Scattered showers are coming for the weekend.
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First Alert Forecast: A Break From the Rain
We have a break between the rain today. Shanna Mendiola has the forecast for Thursday Dec. 5, 2019.
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