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By: Thomas Curwen
One week after Los Angeles bid farewell to its resident celebrity mountain lion, P-22, during a three-hour memorial at the Greek Theatre, two cubs at the Oakland Zoo have become the latest darlings of California’s wildlife set.
Lawmakers in the past have seen their attempts to amend the landmark 1967 Lanterman-Petris-Short Act fail over concerns that such efforts would impinge upon civil liberties.
By: Thomas Curwen
One hundred fifty Los Angeles firefighters responded to the fire at Victory Baptist Church. Two remain off duty because of injuries suffered that night.
By: Thomas Curwen
Months after a fire destroyed Victory Baptist Church, its pastor wrestles with what it means to be a Black church in a Latino neighborhood.
By: Thomas Curwen
Light rain and a dusting of snow are expected Sunday with clear skies and warmer temperatures for the week ahead.
By: Thomas Curwen
Three people, including two young children, are reported killed in an apartment fire in West Covina.
By: Thomas Curwen
LOS ANGELES — Less than 90 seconds after the bedside alarm broke the spell of sleep, Los Angeles Fire Department Battalion Chief Gregg Avery and his partner, Chris Klimpel, were
By: Thomas Curwen
The latest effort to overhaul the LPS Act — California's landmark mental health legislation — arrives with renewed momentum from Gov. Gavin Newsom's initiatives. Will SB 43 succeed?
By: Thomas Curwen
Seven counties will open their CARE Courts on Oct. 1. The state has estimated that 7,000 to 12,000 people will qualify for a treatment plan.
By: Thomas Curwen
LOS ANGELES -- In four months, the gavel will fall, and the state's first CARE Courts will be in session.
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