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Ryan Fonseca
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Former Associate Editor
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Commuters through downtown Los Angeles may notice a new addition to the skyline Friday morning.
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The 22-story blight is a close cousin of the Target Husk -- and both were blocked by the same neighborhood association. But probably not for much longer.
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Southern California Edison had warned it may be forced to cut power to some areas if it believes the wind could cause power lines to spark brush fires.
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An LAFD official confirmed a nearby school was on lockdown, but no evacuations have been ordered in the area.
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Look past the dated animation and this Goofy short eerily encapsulates the traffic violence we still face today.
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City leaders just approved new rules to curb disruptive behavior in public city meetings. Opponents say it infringes on their Constitutional rights.
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Attorneys for Melyda Corado's family previously said the department had initially offered to let them review the latest video ahead of its public release, but then reversed their decision.
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The disease doesn't affect pets or animals, but people who get sick can experience rash, high fever, chills and headache.
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The National Weather Service expects up to a half-inch of rain in L.A. and Ventura counties, and possibly as much as an inch where thunderstorms form.
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Outside the Intercontinental Hotel in downtown Los Angeles, demonstrators donned bright-green shirts and formed a human bike lane buffer.
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Lyft is offering $677 in transportation credit, which includes money toward Lyft's carpool service, a month-long regional transit pass and electric car sharing.
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Musso & Frank opened in 1919 , four years before the "Hollywoodland" sign went up.