In an exclusive interview, Fire Chief Hallock reflects on the recent fires, emphasizing Santa Monica's narrow escape and the community's strength
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Gov. Newsom’s goal of 500,000 apprenticeships by 2029 is on track, but the definition of 'apprenticeship' sparks debate and confusion
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Six local high school seniors were honored with Education Awards by the Martin Luther King Jr. Westside Coalition for their achievements and leadership
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After multiple severe wildfires engulfed the area this month, residents have been increasingly concerned about widespread air quality warnings. The blazes, driven by intense Santa Ana winds and drought-parched vegetation,
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Firefighters battled Thursday to maintain the upper hand on a huge wildfire that swept through rugged mountains north of Los Angeles and left over 50,000 people under evacuation orders or warnings. Th
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EPA and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers are removing hazardous materials from wildfire-affected properties, focusing on safe disposal of toxic debris.
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Guide to Food & Entertainment Goings-On In & Around Town includes Locals Night for Fire Relief, Return of DineLA, and much more! SaMo Pier Locals' Night for Fire Relief: This isn’t just a fundraiser—it’s a celebration of music,
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After wildfires disrupted schedules, Malibu schools begin reopening. Webster Elementary leads the way with officials welcoming students back.
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Fire Chief Hallock discusses the unprecedented fires in Los Angeles and Santa Monica's close call, highlighting the community's resilience
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Families of wildfire victims are left grappling with grief and questions about emergency responses amid tragic and preventable losses.
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The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors approved a series of emergency measures this week aimed at protecting displaced residents and securing fire-ravaged areas ahead of predicted storms. The multi-pronged approach includes new rental protections,
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Residents returning to Pacific Palisades face air and water health risks after wildfires, with potential carcinogens in the environment
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Newly inaugurated President Donald Trump will come to Los Angeles on Friday to see first hand the devastation wrought by this month’s wildfires. Details of Trump’s visit have not been announced, including whether he will tour both Eaton and the Palisades Fires,
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Anticipated rain in Los Angeles raises concerns about mudslides and debris flows in recently burned areas. Officials are deploying protective measures
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Reports of landlords increasing rents up to 300% in fire-affected areas prompt legal action to uphold anti-gouging statutes.
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The City Attorney's Office hosts events to honor the 51st anniversary of the Fair Housing Act, including workshops and student contests
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The best of 2024 in film will be competing over the next several months in a bevy of awards shows, and although the official schedule is still a mystery due to the ongoing fires in Los Angeles County,
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Gov. Gavin Newsom issued an executive order Monday to expedite flood control measures as residents begin returning to areas evacuated during the Palisades Fire, with officials warning of potential mudslides and debris flows in the burn areas.
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President Trump's push to deport immigrants accused of crimes places California sheriffs in a difficult position, balancing federal directives with community.
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California Attorney General Rob Bonta filed a lawsuit Tuesday challenging President Donald Trump's executive order that seeks to end birthright citizenship for children born to parents who are not legal U.
Santa Monica Pro and Prep Sports
Frank Mozzicato has been committed to UConn since he was a sophomore at East Catholic and until he signs a pro contract, college baseball cannot be ruled out. Will the lanky 6-foot-3, lefty pitcher and the sports story of Connecticut’s spring,
The Dodgers have a supremely talented, highly paid pitcher in Trevor Bauer, and they want nothing to do with him. Facing sexual assault charges that have cast a pall over the organization, Bauer is on administrative leave from Major League Baseball until Thursday,
Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts expects pitcher Trevor Bauer to be out beyond the seven-day administrative leave imposed by Major League Baseball slated to end Friday. Bauer was placed on
When 16-year-old rising volleyball star Deven Gonzalez was pulled from the rubble of her Miami condo building, her initial reaction amid the shock was to tell firefighters that she had to compete
- For many, the basketball court provides undisturbed fellowship, networking opportunities, and a healthy outlet for the week's frustrations.
But now their games are back. And so is their fellowship.
USC is using helicopter rides and a wide range of other perks to woo recruits after the NCAA finally lifted COVID-19 pandemic restrictions in place for 15 months
Basketball is a team sport, and the Brooklyn Nets owners are pitching in to help Black businesses grow even better than before the coronavirus pandemic.
Carl Nassib, a Las Vegas Raiders defensive end, this week became the first active NFL player to come out as gay, a courageous move considering the macho culture of pro football and the potential backlash.People and Places:National Football League ~ First Active ~ Washington Huskies
That’s sort of how it felt at the College World Series on Saturday in Omaha, Neb., where the Stanford baseball team slipped entirely out of character and took a discouraging 10-4 loss to North Carolina State.
NBA veteran Charles Barkley has announced that he will be retiring in two years from a popular basketball talk show because of cancel culture.
From American football stars to swimming sensations, many athletes have turned their hands to acting after leaving behind trophies. Here are 15 athletes who decided to turn thespian. After a career in college football was ended by a knee injury,People and Places:Acting ~ Athletes ~ United States
The operations center, which leverages cloud-hosted disaster recovery channels, also serves as a large-scale ST 2110 production facility for its Tennis Channel. Sinclair’s Tenni
Santa Monica Crossroads High barely made the boys' soccer playoffs, but once in, the Roadrunners got hot and won two championships.
- Losing on penalty kicks in the semifinals of a playoff tournament might send a high school soccer team into the doldrums, but not the St. Augustine boys squad. “I’m not going to mess around with the soccer gods or lose any sleep because we lost on penalty kicks,People and Places:Southern California ~ U-T San Diego ~ Tsunami warning system
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