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The vehicle crossed a double yellow line to pass a group on scooters and unicycles, the company said.
Supporters say property owners should be rewarded for thinning brush and attending fire-related events. Insurers say they'd be shouldering more risk.
Man Arrested in Attack on Metro Bus Driver in South LA
By: Rudy Blalock
A district attorney says residents of ‘our big cities no longer feel safe even walking to lunch.’ He blames Prop. 47.
‘It's not low enough,' said one tenant advocate. ‘We need to think about, “What can the tenant pay?”'
‘I am asking our law enforcement to stand down,' Irvine Mayor Farrah Khan said.
The six-week operation with the CHP targeted Kern County, where property and violent crime is higher than the statewide average.
Hesperia residents are advised to clear their yards of pets and anything that might attract a predator.
The provider of basic coverage has taken on thousands of new policies as other insurers have paused or halted coverage in the state.
Several vehicles reportedly were waiting nearby to receive them.
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