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Ryan Fonseca
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Former Associate Editor
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The scanners can identify objects hidden in clothing or strapped to a person that block the naturally-occurring waves produced by the human body, according to Metro.
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Lime says it will reactivate its scooters ahead of a 5 p.m. rally planned at Santa Monica City Hall and is offering would-be demonstrators a $5 ride credit if they go there.
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"North Highland Park" and "Silver Lake Heights" aren't real L.A. neighborhoods. So why did Google put them on their map?
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Democrats in the state Senate argued the audit would be an unnecessary burden and wouldn't immediately fix the problem.
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The fire has burned more than 4,000 acres and destroyed at least 12 structures.
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About 250 animals remain on the city's red list, meaning they could be euthanized if they don't get adopted or find foster homes.
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Witnesses said the man didn't want to delay his ride home while waiting for paramedics. Police are investigating to determine if a crime occurred.
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Three separate hoarding cases led to the rescue of nearly 300 animals and put all six of the city's shelters at max capacity.
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Attorneys for Elizabeth Tollison's family said the 49-year-old died "as a direct and proximate result of the gunshot wounds negligently inflicted upon her by the three LAPD officers."
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The June shooting was the first of two incidents within 6 weeks in which Los Angeles police officers fatally shot an innocent civilian.
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There have also been more than a few questions about the rules. Let's go for a convoluted ride.
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LAFD officials said dive teams plan to use sonar equipment in their efforts to find the possible drowning victim.