Chris Lindahl is a film business reporter based in Los Angeles, California. He writes for Patch.com, focusing on local news and events in the Los Angeles area. His articles cover a wide range of topics including traffic updates, crime reports, housing developments, and cultural events.
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Chris Lindahl's reporting covers local news in Los Angeles, with a focus on crime, traffic laws, homelessness, and fires. His coverage attributes suggest he is particularly interested in evolving stories and breaking news related to these topics. Therefore, if you have new information or updates regarding ongoing incidents or changes in policies within the specified areas of interest, providing timely insights can enhance your chances of being featured in his articles.
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HOLLYWOOD, CA — A man who shot his ex-girlfriend in the face while she was on a break from her shift as a Metro bus driver Saturday remained at large Monday, according to authorities.
The man, who police say may have disabilities, stabbed his mother multiple times over the weekend, according to the SMPD.
A yoga teacher and hairstylist who bilked a Malibu doctor for millions at the end of his life have been sentenced to prison.
Several Santa Monica-Malibu Unified elementary and middle schools are among the best in California, according to a ranking from U.S. News.
By: Chris Lindahl
SANTA MONICA, CA — A man accused of booby-trapping his Santa Monica home with ammunition and homemade trigger devices was taken into custody Sunday, according to police.
As Giving Tuesday approaches, here are five nonprofits in the Hollywood area to consider supporting.
BEVERLY HILLS, CA — If you're like many of your Beverly Hills neighbors, you may spend a good part of the holiday season with your credit card in hand buying gifts for family and friends.
As Giving Tuesday approaches, here are five nonprofits in the Pacific Palisades area to consider supporting.
An earthquake jolted Los Angeles County Friday afternoon.
Several of the most popular resorts in California are offering up to a week of free skiing for kids — with no strings attached.
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