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Lauren Coronado is a Production News Assistant at KABC-TV, the number one station in Los Angeles, CA. Lauren additionally works as a freelance correspondent for ABC News Radio. Prior to her work with KABC-TV and ABC Radio, Lauren interned with ABC NewsOne, the affiliate news service for ABC News. During her time with NewsOne, Lauren reported on a variety of dynamic news stories including the San Bernardino terrorist attack, Stars Wars World Premiere and the Academy Awards, also known as the Oscars. Lauren graduated from California State Polytechnic University, Pomona with a degree in Communication and an emphasis in Journalism. As an undergrad, Lauren worked as a permanent staff writer for the university newspaper, The Poly Post. Lauren was also a four year member of Zeta Tau Alpha, where she worked as a philanthropist for breast cancer awareness and education.
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Driver crashes into a police patrol car after chase that ended in Long Beach
Several deputies were involved in a fatal shooting of an armed man with a knife following a domestic violence call in Long Beach. The deputies responded to a restraining order violation on Indiana Avenue in Paramount. They spoke with the victim and saw the subject pass by the house. The man was later seen driving in Long Beach, where he stopped his car, reversed, and crashed into a sheriff's patrol car. Exiting with a knife, he was shot by the deputies and died at the scene. One deputy was injured during the confrontation, and the intersection of Downey Avenue and Artesia Boulevard was closed for investigation.
Welcome to the world, leaplings! Southern California hospitals deliver Leap Year babies
Southern California hospitals, including MemorialCare Miller Children’s & Women’s Hospital Long Beach and Kaiser Permanente medical centers in Baldwin Park and Anaheim, celebrated the birth of several Leap Year babies on February 29. The rarity of Leap Day births, with odds of one in 1,461, was highlighted by the special welcome parties thrown for the newborns. Dr. Lisa Delong and Dr. Kirsten Devin shared their experiences with Leap Day deliveries. The first baby born at the Long Beach hospital was Lila Anna Herrera. It is estimated that 5 million people worldwide share a Leap Day birthday, with notable individuals like Superman among them.
LAPD Officers Surround Vacant Downtown LA Graffiti Towers After Break-ins
Los Angeles Police Department officers surrounded a graffiti-covered high-rise tower in downtown Los Angeles after reports of trespassers. Many trespassers were teenagers, and over the past few weeks, at least 25 people have been arrested. The Los Angeles City Council approved $1.1 million to address the development, known as Oceanwide Plaza, which has been vacant since the Chinese developer Oceanwide Holdings ran out of money in 2019. The city has begun an abatement process and hopes for a new group of investors to take over the project.
Woman Killed, Another Hospitalized in South LA Hit-and-Run
A fatal hit-and-run incident occurred in the Vermont Vista neighborhood of South Los Angeles, where a woman was killed and another person was critically injured. The accident happened late Sunday night when a speeding Kia SUV hit the victims in a crosswalk on Vermont Avenue near 94th Street. The woman, estimated to be in her 20s or 30s, died at the scene, while the other victim was taken to the hospital in critical condition. The driver fled the scene, leaving the damaged Kia Sorento with a shattered windshield a few blocks away. No arrests have been made in connection with the incident as of early Monday.
High Surf Warnings Continue in California, Residents Assess Property Damage
High surf warnings continued in California as Ventura residents, including Inn on the Beach Hotel owner Judy Thomas, assessed property damage from Thursday's rogue waves. The hotel's first floor was inundated with sand, and the Ventura County Fire Department reported eight injuries and numerous water rescues. Authorities have closed several beaches, piers, and public facilities through December 31, 2023, due to the ongoing coastal flood and high surf warnings. Ventura County Sheriff’s Emergency Services is gathering information on private property damage and has set up a form for residents to report damages.
High Surf Warnings Continue in California, Residents Assess Property Damage
High surf warnings continued in California as residents and business owners assessed damage from large waves. Judy Thomas, owner of the Inn on the Beach Hotel in Ventura, discovered significant damage with rooms filled with sand. The Ventura County Fire Department reported eight injuries and numerous water rescues. Authorities have issued coastal flood and high surf warnings through Saturday night, with waves potentially reaching 20 feet. Efforts to reinforce coastal protections are underway, and Ventura County Sheriff’s Emergency Services is gathering information on private property damage. Several beaches, piers, and public facilities are closed until December 31, 2023, due to the high surf warning.
Impersonators Claiming to Be LAPD Officers Break Into Lake Balboa Home
A burglary occurred on Wednesday night at a Lake Balboa home where three men impersonated Los Angeles Police Department officers. The only person present during the incident was a house-sitter, who was in the rear bedroom when the burglars broke in by smashing a window. The intruders claimed to be LAPD officers but fled with the house-sitter's purse when she responded. No arrests have been made, and no detailed descriptions of the suspects are available. There were no injuries reported in the incident.
Fire destroys historic California Yacht Club building in Marina del Rey
A fire broke out late at night at the California Yacht Club in Marina del Rey, resulting in injuries to two firefighters who were later released from the hospital. The fire caused significant damage to the clubhouse, but no other injuries were reported, and the boats in the marina were not affected. Club members expressed their deep connection to the club, with one member, Jeff Jackson, sharing his emotional response to the fire. Another member, Steve Hathaway, recounted his family's history with the club and his devastation at the damage. The club, founded in 1922 and relocated to its current location in 1967, is a venue for dining and social events.
Investigation of Fatal Shooting at Vermont Knolls Gas Station
Los Angeles Police are searching for two suspects involved in a fatal shooting that took place at a Sinclair gas station in the Vermont Knolls neighborhood of South Los Angeles on Sunday night. The incident occurred around 11 p.m., and upon arrival, officers found a man in his 30s with multiple gunshot wounds near a gas pump. The victim died at the scene. The suspects were last seen leaving the gas station in a car. Detectives are expected to review security camera footage to locate the suspects. The motive for the shooting and the relationship between the shooter and the victim are currently unknown. The intersection of Manchester and Hoover was closed for several hours during the investigation but reopened at 4 a.m.
Man Killed in Shooting at South LA Gas Station; Suspects at Large
Late Sunday night, a man in his 30s was fatally shot at a Sinclair gas station in the Vermont Knolls neighborhood of South LA. The Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) responded to the incident after receiving a report of an assault with a deadly weapon. Upon arrival, officers found the victim with multiple gunshot wounds near a gas pump. The area around West Manchester Avenue and South Hoover Street was closed for investigation but reopened by 4 a.m. The suspects fled the scene in a car, and detectives are looking to obtain security footage to identify them. The motive for the shooting and the relationship between the shooter and the victim remain unclear.
Terrifying: A section of beach in California closed after reports of aggressive sharks
A stretch of Sunset Beach in Southern California was closed on Monday following reports of aggressive sharks in the area. The closure occurred after a young whale was stranded and sharks were reported to be aggressive. The beach and ocean were closed on Sunday afternoon, one mile in each direction from the reported shark activity, and the closure is expected to continue until Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. Bite marks were observed on the whale while it was still alive, and beachgoers reported seeing splashes and aggressive shark behavior before the whale reached the shore. Shark and whale sightings were reported near Lifeguard Tower 22, between 24th Street and Admiralty Drive.
Terrifying: A section of beach in California closed after reports of aggressive sharks
A stretch of Sunset Beach in Huntington Beach, Southern California, was closed on Monday following reports of aggressive sharks in the area. The closure occurred after a young whale was stranded and aggressive shark behavior was reported. The beach and ocean were closed on Sunday afternoon, one mile in each direction from the reported shark activity, and the closure is expected to continue until Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. Bite marks were observed on the whale while it was still alive, and beachgoers reported seeing splashes and aggressive shark activity before the whale reached the shore.
Part of Sunset Beach Closed After Reports of Aggressive Sharks
A section of Sunset Beach in Southern California was closed on Monday following reports of aggressive sharks in the area. The closure occurred after a young whale was stranded and aggressive shark behavior was reported. The beach and ocean were closed on Sunday afternoon, extending one mile in each direction from the reported shark activity. The closure is expected to last until Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. Bite marks were observed on the whale while it was still alive, and beachgoers reported seeing splashes and aggressive shark behavior before the whale reached the shore. Shark and whale sightings were reported near Lifeguard Tower 22, between 24th Street and Admiralty Drive.
Terrifying: A section of beach in California closed after reports of aggressive sharks
A section of Sunset Beach in Huntington Beach, Southern California, was closed on Monday following reports of aggressive sharks in the area. The closure occurred after a young whale was stranded and aggressive shark behavior was reported. The beach and ocean were closed on Sunday afternoon, extending one mile in each direction from the reported shark activity. The closure is expected to last until Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. Bite marks were observed on the whale while it was still alive, and beachgoers reported seeing splashes and aggressive shark behavior before the whale reached the shore. Shark and whale sightings were reported on Sunday around 3:45 p.m. near Lifeguard Tower 22, between 24th Street and Admiralty Drive.
Terrifying: A section of beach in California closed after reports of aggressive sharks
A section of Sunset Beach in Huntington Beach, Southern California, was closed on Monday following reports of aggressive sharks in the area. The closure occurred after a young whale was stranded and sharks were reported to be aggressive. The beach and ocean were closed on Sunday afternoon, one mile in each direction from the reported shark activity, and the closure is expected to last until Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. Bite marks were observed on the whale while it was still alive, and beachgoers reported seeing splashes and aggressive shark behavior before the whale reached the shore. Shark and whale sightings were reported on Sunday around 3:45 p.m. near Lifeguard Tower 22, between 24th Street and Admiralty Drive.
Terrifying: A section of beach in California closed after reports of aggressive sharks
A section of Sunset Beach in Huntington Beach, Southern California, was closed on Monday following reports of aggressive sharks in the area. The closure occurred after a young whale was stranded and sharks were reported to be aggressive. The beach and ocean were closed on Sunday afternoon, one mile in each direction from the reported shark activity, and the closure is expected to continue until Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. Bite marks were observed on the whale while it was still alive, and beachgoers reported seeing splashes and aggressive shark behavior before the whale reached the shore. Shark and whale sightings were reported near Lifeguard Tower 22, between 24th Street and Admiralty Drive.
Terrifying: A section of beach in California closed after reports of aggressive sharks
A stretch of Sunset Beach in Huntington Beach, Southern California, was closed on Monday following reports of aggressive sharks in the area. The closure occurred after a young whale was stranded and aggressive shark behavior was reported. The beach and ocean were closed on Sunday afternoon, extending one mile in each direction from the reported shark activity. The closure is expected to last until Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. Bite marks were observed on the whale while it was still alive, and beachgoers reported seeing splashes and aggressive shark activity before the whale reached the shore.
Terrifying: A section of beach in California closed after reports of aggressive sharks
A section of Sunset Beach in Huntington Beach, Southern California, was closed on Monday following reports of aggressive sharks in the area. The closure occurred after a young whale was stranded and sharks were reportedly seen acting aggressively. The beach and ocean were closed on Sunday afternoon, extending one mile in each direction from the reported shark activity. The closure is expected to last until Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. Bite marks were observed on the whale while it was still alive, and beachgoers reported seeing splashes and aggressive shark behavior before the whale reached the shore. Shark and whale sightings were reported on Sunday around 3:45 p.m. near Lifeguard Tower 22, between 24th Street and Admiralty Drive.
Terrifying: A section of beach in California closed after reports of aggressive sharks
A stretch of Sunset Beach in Huntington Beach, Southern California, was closed on Monday following reports of aggressive sharks in the area. The closure occurred after a young whale was stranded and aggressive shark behavior was reported. The beach and ocean were closed on Sunday afternoon, extending one mile in each direction from the reported shark activity. The closure is expected to last until Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. Bite marks were observed on the whale while it was still alive, and beachgoers reported seeing splashes and aggressive shark behavior before the whale reached the shore. Shark and whale sightings were reported on Sunday around 3:45 p.m. near Lifeguard Tower 22, between 24th Street and Admiralty Drive.
Terrifying: A section of beach in California closed after reports of aggressive sharks
A section of Sunset Beach in Huntington Beach, Southern California, was closed on Monday following reports of aggressive sharks in the area. The closure occurred after a young whale was stranded and aggressive shark behavior was reported. The beach and ocean were closed on Sunday afternoon, extending one mile in each direction from the reported shark activity. The closure is expected to last until Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. Bite marks were observed on the whale while it was still alive, and beachgoers reported seeing splashes and aggressive shark behavior before the whale reached the shore. Shark and whale sightings were reported near Lifeguard Tower 22, between 24th Street and Admiralty Drive.
Terrifying: A section of beach in California closed after reports of aggressive sharks
A section of Sunset Beach in Huntington Beach, Southern California, was closed on Monday following reports of aggressive sharks in the area. The closure occurred after a young whale was stranded and sharks were reportedly seen acting aggressively. The beach and ocean were closed on Sunday afternoon, extending one mile in each direction from the reported shark activity. The closure is expected to last until Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. Bite marks were observed on the whale while it was still alive, and beachgoers reported seeing splashes and aggressive shark behavior before the whale reached the shore. Shark and whale sightings were reported on Sunday around 3:45 p.m. near Lifeguard Tower 22, between 24th Street and Admiralty Drive.
Part of Orange County beach closed after reports of aggressive sharks
A section of Sunset Beach in Huntington Beach, Southern California, was closed due to reports of aggressive shark behavior following a beached young whale. The beach was shut down for a mile in each direction from the site of the shark activity. The closure is expected to last until Tuesday afternoon. The whale, which had bite marks and was found to be in poor health with a widespread infection, was euthanized by the Pacific Marine Mammal Center. Local residents acknowledge the presence of sharks as a natural part of the ocean ecosystem.
Part of Sunset Beach closed after reports of aggressive sharks
A section of Sunset Beach in Huntington Beach, Southern California, was closed after a beached young whale and reports of aggressive shark behavior in the vicinity. The beach was shut down for a mile in each direction from the site of the shark activity. The closure is expected to last until Tuesday afternoon. The Pacific Marine Mammal Center euthanized the whale due to severe injuries and a widespread infection leading to organ failure. Local resident Tom Ellis commented on the need to coexist with sharks in their natural habitat.
La Pawnadería: The place where dogs delight in the taste of sweet bread
Adriana Montoya has created 'La Pawnadería', a bakery that offers sweet bread for dogs resembling traditional Mexican pastries. Launched in November 2022, the bakery is inspired by Montoya's cultural background and her family's history of hard work and entrepreneurship. Montoya, whose family is from Culiacán, Sinaloa, Mexico, and settled in the United States when her mother was a child, has always been passionate about dogs and wanted to incorporate her culture into her business. La Pawnadería has been well-received, and Montoya finds joy in creating something that many dogs love.
La Pawnadería: The place where dogs delight in the taste of sweet bread
Adriana Montoya has created 'La Pawnadería', a bakery that offers sweet bread for dogs resembling traditional Mexican pastries such as conchas, cookies, and mazapanes. Launched in November 2022, the bakery is inspired by Montoya's cultural background and her family's history of hard work and entrepreneurship. Montoya, whose family is from Culiacán, Sinaloa, Mexico, and immigrated to the United States, has always been passionate about dogs and wanted to incorporate her culture into her business. For more information or to place an order, customers can visit La Pawnadería's website or Instagram page.
La Pawnadería: The place where dogs delight in the taste of sweet bread
Adriana Montoya has created 'La Pawnadería', a bakery that offers sweet bread for dogs resembling traditional Mexican pastries. Launched in November 2022, the bakery draws inspiration from Montoya's cultural background and her family's roots in Culiacán, Sinaloa, Mexico. Montoya, influenced by her hardworking grandmother and mother, expresses joy in being able to create a product that dogs love and incorporates her culture into her business. For more information or to place an order, Montoya directs customers to La Pawnadería's website or Instagram page.
La Pawnadería: The place where dogs delight in the taste of sweet bread
Adriana Montoya has created 'La Pawnadería', a bakery that offers sweet bread for dogs, mimicking the appearance of traditional Mexican pastries. Inspired by her cultural background and a local bakery sharing her name, Montoya launched the business in November 2022. With a family history rooted in Culiacán, Sinaloa, Mexico, and a passion for dogs, she aims to blend her culture into her business, offering a nostalgic experience for pet owners. For more information or to place an order, Montoya directs customers to La Pawnadería's website or Instagram page.
La Pawnadería: The place where dogs delight in the taste of sweet bread
Adriana Montoya has created 'La Pawnadería,' a bakery that offers sweet bread for dogs resembling traditional Mexican pastries. Launched in November 2022, the bakery is inspired by Montoya's cultural background and her family's history of hard work and independence. Montoya, whose family is from Culiacán, Sinaloa, Mexico, and settled in the United States when her mother was a child, has always been passionate about dogs and wanted to incorporate her culture into her business. For more information or to place an order, Montoya directs customers to La Pawnadería's website or Instagram page.
“La Pawnadería”: the place where dogs delight in the taste of sweet bread
Adriana Montoya has created 'La Pawnadería', a bakery that offers sweet bread for dogs, mimicking the appearance of traditional Mexican pastries. Inspired by her cultural background and a local bakery sharing her name, Montoya launched the business in November 2022. With a family history rooted in Culiacán, Sinaloa, Mexico, and a strong work ethic passed down from her grandmother and mother, Montoya has infused her heritage into her business, bringing joy to many dogs and their owners.
La Pawnadería: The place where dogs delight in the taste of sweet bread
Adriana Montoya has created 'La Pawnadería', a bakery that offers sweet bread for dogs, mimicking the appearance of traditional Mexican pastries. Launched in November 2022, the bakery is inspired by Montoya's cultural background and her family's history of hard work and independence. Montoya, whose family is from Culiacán, Sinaloa, Mexico, has always been passionate about dogs and wanted to incorporate her culture into her business. For more information or to place an order, Montoya's website and Instagram page can be visited.
La Pawnadería: The place where dogs delight in the taste of sweet bread
Adriana Montoya has created 'La Pawnadería', a bakery that offers sweet bread for dogs, mimicking the appearance of traditional Mexican pastries. Inspired by her cultural background and a local bakery sharing her name, Montoya launched the business in November 2022. With a family from Culiacán, Sinaloa, Mexico, Montoya's entrepreneurial spirit was influenced by her hardworking grandmother and mother. 'La Pawnadería' has been well-received, allowing pets to enjoy sweet treats alongside their owners.
“La Pawnadería”: the place where dogs delight in the taste of sweet bread
Adriana Montoya has created 'La Pawnadería,' a bakery that offers sweet bread for dogs, mimicking the appearance of traditional Mexican pastries. Inspired by her cultural background and a desire to incorporate it into her business, Montoya launched the bakery in November 2022. She draws inspiration from her hardworking family, originally from Culiacán, Sinaloa, Mexico. 'La Pawnadería' has been well-received, allowing pet owners to share the joy of Mexican sweet bread with their dogs.
Get your paws on dog-friendly pan dulces at La Pawnaderia
Adriana Montoya, an entrepreneur from South Gate, has combined her passions for dogs, baking, and her Hispanic heritage to create La Pawnaderia, a bakery exclusively for dogs. Inspired by traditional Mexican panaderias and her family's roots in Sinaloa, Montoya started baking unique, colorful treats for dogs in her kitchen. She showcases popular baked goods such as conchas and mazapanes, tailored for canine consumption. Montoya's business gained significant attention after a TikTok video featuring her treats went viral, reaching 4 million views overnight. Despite her success, Montoya is dedicated to her niche market of dog treats and ornate dog cakes, with no current plans to bake for humans. Her motivation stems from her family's history of hard work and the desire to make her parents proud.
Get your paws on dog-friendly pan dulces at La Pawnaderia
Adriana Montoya, an entrepreneur from South Gate, has combined her love for dogs, baking, and her Hispanic heritage to create La Pawnaderia, a bakery exclusively for dogs. Inspired by her family's roots in Sinaloa and the work ethic of her mother and grandmother, Montoya started baking unique, colorful treats for dogs. Her business gained popularity after a TikTok video showcasing her products went viral, reaching 4 million views overnight. La Pawnaderia offers a variety of dog treats, including traditional Mexican sweet breads and ornate cakes, all designed to be both healthy and tasty. Montoya is dedicated to growing her brand and making her family proud, with no current plans to bake for humans.
Of terror: a section of beach in California closed after reports of aggressive sharks
A section of Sunset Beach in Huntington Beach, California, was closed following reports of aggressive shark activity after a young whale stranded in the area. The closure, which extends a mile in each direction from the reported shark activity, is expected to last until Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. Observers noted bite marks on the whale and reported seeing aggressive shark behavior before the whale reached the shore. The sightings occurred near Lifeguard Tower 22, between 24th Street and Admiralty Drive.
From terror: a piece of beach in California closed after reports of aggressive sharks
A section of Sunset Beach in Huntington Beach, California, was closed following reports of aggressive shark activity after a young whale became stranded. The closure, which extends a mile in each direction from the reported shark activity, is expected to last until Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. Observers noted bite marks on the whale and reported seeing aggressive shark behavior before the whale reached the shore. The sightings occurred near Lifeguard Tower 22, between 24th Street and Admiralty Drive.
Convicted killer sought after leaving Santa Ana halfway house
Authorities are searching for Ike Souzer, a 20-year-old convicted of killing his mother at age 13, who walked away from a halfway house in Santa Ana. Souzer, described as extremely dangerous and violent, has a history of criminal activities including vandalism, making a shank in jail, escaping detention centers, and attacking correctional officers. He was recently released from jail and checked into Project Kinship but failed to inform his probation officer of his whereabouts. Souzer's criminal history includes the fatal stabbing of his mother, Barbara Scheuer-Souzer, in 2017, which he claimed was in self-defense due to past abuse.
USC will remain closed amid extensive security measures
The University of Southern California (USC) will remain closed to the general public, allowing only students, faculty, and staff with proper identification to enter, following heightened security measures due to tensions from a pro-Palestinian protest. The protest, demanding USC to sever ties with Israel, led to the arrest of 93 individuals, who were later released. The Divest From Death Coalition, the protest's organizer, plans to hold a press conference to discuss their intentions and demands.
Landslide damages Sherman Oaks neighborhood after hillside collapses behind home
An overnight landslide in Sherman Oaks damaged the backyard of a home and other properties, prompting the evacuation of at least three people. Firefighters responded to the scene where part of a hillside collapsed, affecting multiple homes. No injuries were reported. The city Department of Building and Safety examined the affected homes, red-tagging one as unsafe and yellow-tagging another for limited access.
Witness rescues driver from car in water channel in Marina del Rey
A driver was rescued from a water channel in Marina del Rey early Wednesday after a witness pulled him onto a boat. The driver was hospitalized, and rescue teams continued to search for other possible victims but found none. The SUV remained in the water, and the cause of the incident is unclear.
Deputies open fire when driver rams muscle car into patrol car in Long Beach
Deputies in Long Beach opened fire on a man armed with a knife following a domestic violence call. The incident began when deputies responded to a restraining order violation and saw the suspect driving a red vintage muscle car. The suspect reversed into a patrol car, leading to a confrontation where he exited the vehicle with a knife. Deputies shot the man, who died at the scene. One deputy was injured but is in stable condition. Authorities are seeking information from the public regarding the incident.
Man Killed, Another Injured in Shooting Near Elementary School in Cudahy
A fatal shooting occurred on Monday night in Cudahy, near Lugo Park and Teresa Hughes Elementary School. The LA County Sheriff’s Department reported that one man was killed and another sustained minor injuries. The incident took place after 9 p.m., and the area was closed for investigation. The man who died had a gunshot wound to his torso and was pronounced dead at the hospital. The second victim was questioned and released. The shooting's connection to gang activity is currently unknown, and while the nearby elementary school's vicinity was affected, its operations are not expected to be disrupted. Local resident Jose Velasquez expressed shock and concern as the event unfolded close to his home.
Man found dead in Tarzana near Braemar Country Club
A homicide investigation is underway in Tarzana after a man in his 30s was found dead with gunshot wounds near the Braemar Country Club. The Los Angeles Police Department is searching for the gunman and canvassing the area for security footage. The victim has not been officially identified, and no information about the suspect has been released.
Of terror: a section of beach in California closed after reports of aggressive sharks
A section of Sunset Beach in Huntington Beach, California, was closed following reports of aggressive shark activity after a young whale stranded in the area. The closure, which extends a mile in each direction from the reported shark activity, is expected to last until Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. The city noted bite marks on the whale and aggressive shark behavior observed by beachgoers before the whale reached the shore. The sightings were reported near Lifeguard Tower 22.
LAUSD expands saving account program to help students save for college
The Los Angeles Unified School District is expanding its Opportunity L.A. program to help first-grade students save for college, with over 100,000 students already benefiting. The program, which starts with a $50 deposit, is supported by the city and county of Los Angeles, LAUSD, and Citibank. Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez announced additional funding and a $1.5 million state grant for outreach efforts.
Armed Robbery in Hollywood Hills Targets Social Media Influencer
Late Thursday night, a home invasion and armed robbery occurred in the Hollywood Hills, specifically in the 8100 block of Mannix Drive. Two men broke into a residence while a third accomplice waited outside in a car. During the incident, one person inside the home was struck with a handgun and sustained a cut, while two others were unharmed. The victim, social media influencer Ishmael Khan, reported that valuable items including Rolex watches, designer bags, his passport, and a gun were stolen. Khan suspects he was targeted due to his social media presence. Security footage captured two masked men fleeing the scene with stolen items and a shattered window was found inside the home. The suspects escaped in a white sedan, and no detailed descriptions or vehicle information were available at the time of reporting.
1 killed, 3 injured in two-car crash near Hollywood Bowl
A fatal two-car collision occurred early Thursday near the Hollywood Bowl, resulting in one death and three hospitalizations. The incident was reported around 2:30 a.m. at the intersection of Milner Road and Highland Avenue. One individual was pronounced dead at the scene, while three others were taken to the hospital, with at least one in critical condition. The cause of the crash is currently unclear, but police suspect that speeding by at least one driver may have been a factor.
Los Angeles gym owner fights to keep Kobe Bryant and daughter mural from being removed
Cecilia Morán, owner of Hardcore Fitness in downtown Los Angeles, is fighting to keep a mural of Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gianna on the exterior wall of her business after receiving a request from her landlord to remove it. The mural, painted after Bryant and his daughter were among nine people who died in a helicopter crash in January 2020, has become a beacon of hope during the pandemic. Morán is reaching out to the community, the Lakers, the mayor of Los Angeles, and Vanessa Bryant for support, as she faces a deadline of September 30 to remove the mural. The property owner plans to use the wall space for advertising.
Los Angeles gym owner fights to keep Kobe Bryant and daughter mural from being removed
Cecilia Morán, owner of Hardcore Fitness in downtown Los Angeles, is fighting to preserve a mural of Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gianna on the exterior wall of her business after their tragic death in a helicopter crash in January 2020. The mural, located near the Crypto.com Arena where Bryant played for the Lakers, has become a beacon of hope during the pandemic. Morán is reaching out to the community, the Lakers, and Los Angeles Mayor for support against the landlord's request to remove the mural by September 30 for advertising space. Morán, an immigrant from Peru, fears speaking out could jeopardize her business but remains determined to protect the mural.
Los Angeles Gym Owner Fights to Preserve Kobe Bryant and Daughter Mural
Cecilia Morán, owner of Hardcore Fitness in downtown Los Angeles, is fighting to keep a mural of Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gianna on the exterior wall of her business. The mural, painted after their tragic deaths in a helicopter crash in January 2020, has become a beacon of hope during the pandemic. Morán has been asked by her landlord to remove the mural by September 30 to make space for advertising. She is reaching out to the community, the Lakers, the mayor, and Vanessa Bryant for support, despite fearing it could cost her business.
Los Angeles gym owner fights to keep Kobe Bryant and daughter mural from being removed
Cecilia Morán, owner of Hardcore Fitness in downtown Los Angeles, is fighting to keep a mural of Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gianna on the exterior wall of her business after receiving a request from her landlord to remove it. The mural, painted after Bryant and his daughter were among nine people who died in a helicopter crash in January 2020, has become a beacon of hope during the pandemic. Morán is reaching out to the community, the Lakers, the Mayor of Los Angeles, and Vanessa Bryant for support. She fears speaking out could cost her business but remains firm in her resolve to preserve the mural, which the landlord plans to replace with advertising.
Los Angeles Gym Owner Fights to Keep Kobe Bryant and Daughter Mural
Cecilia Morán, owner of Hardcore Fitness in downtown Los Angeles, is battling to preserve a mural of Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gianna on the exterior wall of her business. The mural, which became a place of mourning after Bryant and Gianna were among nine people who died in a helicopter crash in January 2020, is at risk of being removed by the landlord who plans to use the space for advertising. Morán, an immigrant from Peru, fears speaking out could cost her business but remains determined to save the mural.
Los Angeles gym owner fights to keep Kobe Bryant and daughter mural from being removed
Cecilia Morán, owner of Hardcore Fitness in downtown Los Angeles, is striving to preserve a mural of Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gianna on the exterior wall of her business. The mural became a beacon of hope following Bryant's death in a helicopter crash in January 2020 and during the COVID-19 pandemic. Morán has been asked by her landlord to remove the mural by September 30 to make space for advertising. She is reaching out to the community, the Lakers, the mayor of Los Angeles, and Vanessa Bryant for support. Morán, an immigrant from Peru, fears speaking out could jeopardize her business but remains determined to save the mural.
Los Angeles gym owner fights to keep a mural of Kobe Bryant and his daughter
Cecilia Morán, owner of Hardcore Fitness in downtown Los Angeles, is fighting to preserve a mural of Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gianna on the exterior wall of her business after their tragic death in a helicopter crash in January 2020. The mural, located near the Crypto.com Arena where Bryant played for the Lakers, has become a beacon of hope during the pandemic. Morán has been asked by her landlord to remove the mural by September 30 to make space for advertising. She is reaching out to the community, the Lakers, the mayor, and Vanessa Bryant for support, despite fears it could cost her business.
Los Angeles Gym Owner Fights to Preserve Kobe Bryant and Daughter Mural
Cecilia Morán, owner of Hardcore Fitness in downtown Los Angeles, is striving to save a mural of Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gianna on her business's exterior wall. The mural, a tribute after their tragic helicopter crash in January 2020, has become a beacon of hope during the pandemic. Facing a deadline from her landlord to remove the mural by September 30, Morán is reaching out to the community, the Lakers, and Vanessa Bryant for support. The landlord intends to use the wall space for advertising.
Los Angeles Gym Owner Fights to Keep Kobe Bryant and Daughter Mural
Cecilia Morán, owner of Hardcore Fitness in downtown Los Angeles, is battling to preserve a mural of Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gianna on the exterior wall of her business. The mural, painted after Bryant and his daughter were among nine people killed in a helicopter crash in January 2020, has become a beacon of hope during the pandemic. Morán has been asked by her landlord to remove the mural by September 30 and is reaching out to the community, the Lakers, the mayor of Los Angeles, and Vanessa Bryant for support. She fears speaking out could jeopardize her business, which she started after immigrating from Peru.
Los Angeles gym owner fights to keep Kobe Bryant and daughter mural from being removed
Cecilia Morán, owner of Hardcore Fitness in downtown Los Angeles, is fighting to preserve a mural of Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gianna on her business's exterior wall. The mural, painted after their tragic deaths in a helicopter crash in January 2020, has become a beacon of hope during the pandemic. Despite the landlord's request to remove the mural by September 30 for advertising space, Morán is reaching out to the community, the Lakers, Los Angeles Mayor, and Vanessa Bryant for support. Morán, an immigrant from Peru, fears speaking out could jeopardize her business but remains determined to protect the mural.
Downtown LA gym owner fights for Kobe Bryant mural – NBC 7 San Diego
Cecilia Moran, the owner of Hardcore Fitness in downtown Los Angeles, is fighting to preserve a mural of Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gianna on her gym's exterior wall. The mural, which became a memorial site after their tragic death in a helicopter crash, is at risk of being removed by the landlord who wants to use the space for advertising. Moran has called on the community, the Lakers, the mayor, and Vanessa Bryant for support. Despite fears it might affect her business, Moran, an immigrant from Peru, is determined to stand up for what she believes in.
Downtown LA Gym Owner Fights to Preserve Kobe Bryant Mural
Cecilia Moran, the owner of Hardcore Fitness in downtown Los Angeles, is fighting to preserve a mural of Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gianna on her gym's exterior wall. The mural, which became a memorial site after their tragic death in a helicopter crash in January 2020, is at risk of being removed by the landlord who plans to use the space for advertising. Moran, an immigrant from Peru, has called on the community, the Lakers, the mayor, and Vanessa Bryant for support to keep the mural, which she says has been a beacon of hope during the pandemic. The landlord has given a deadline of September 30 for the mural's removal, but Moran is determined to stand up for what she believes in despite the risk to her business.
Downtown LA Gym Owner Fights to Preserve Kobe Bryant Mural
Cecilia Moran, the owner of Hardcore Fitness in downtown Los Angeles, is fighting to preserve a mural of Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gianna on her gym's exterior wall. The mural, which became a memorial site after their tragic death in a helicopter crash in January 2020, is at risk of being removed by the landlord who plans to use the space for advertising. Moran has appealed to the community, the Lakers, the mayor, and Vanessa Bryant for support. Despite the risk to her business, Moran, an immigrant from Peru, is determined to save the mural that has become a symbol of hope during difficult times.
Man Armed with Knife Shot and Killed by Police in Pico Union
In the Pico Union neighborhood of Los Angeles, a man wielding a knife was shot and killed by LAPD officers from the Olympic division. The incident occurred on the 1200 block of South New Hampshire Avenue after police received calls about the armed individual. Sgt. Hector Guzman reported that the shooting happened when officers confronted the suspect in a parking lot. The man received medical attention from LA City Fire paramedics and was taken to a hospital where he was pronounced dead. A large knife was recovered from the scene, and no officers or bystanders were harmed. The investigation caused temporary road closures, but the streets were reopened early in the morning. The identity of the deceased has not been disclosed.
Search Underway for Woman Linked to Multiple Fires in Reseda
The Los Angeles Fire Department is investigating a series of at least 14 suspicious fires that occurred in Reseda, Southern California, over a span of 72 hours. The most recent incidents involved six fires within two hours after midnight on Tuesday. Authorities are searching for a woman who has been seen at multiple fire scenes and is believed to be connected to the events. Battalion Chief Thomas Gikas mentioned that the fires might be the work of a possible serial arsonist. No injuries have been reported, but property damage includes a heavily damaged truck. The LAFD has a picture of the suspect but has not yet released it to the public. Both the LAFD and LAPD are involved in the ongoing investigation.
Authorities Seek Driver Who Fatally Struck Pedestrian in North Hollywood
Authorities are searching for the driver responsible for fatally striking a pedestrian in North Hollywood at the intersection of Lankershim Boulevard and Arminta Street around 1:50 a.m. The pedestrian, described as an African American man aged 28 to 30, died at the scene. Witness Víctor Hernández described the impact and lamented the victim's choice not to use the pedestrian crossing. Detective Lisset Fuentes of the LAPD Valley Traffic Division stated the suspect's vehicle is believed to be a dark gray Nissan sedan, model years 2013 to 2019, which may have front-end damage. The LAPD is urging the driver to come forward and is also seeking information from anyone who was in the area at the time.
Major Evacuation at White Memorial Hospital Following Power Outage
White Memorial Hospital in Boyle Heights experienced a significant power outage, leading to the evacuation of hundreds of patients, including those in critical condition and neonatal intensive care. The outage occurred after Tropical Storm Hilary, with backup generators failing on Monday night. A baby was safely delivered using flashlights during the outage. Power was restored on Tuesday afternoon, but it's unclear when the hospital will fully resume operations. Approximately 240 patients were affected, with critical patients and NICU babies being transported to other hospitals. The LAFD assisted in the evacuation, carrying patients and using portable devices for ventilation.
Wave of Robberies Targets Los Angeles Street Vendors
Late Wednesday, a series of robberies targeted at least six street vendors in Los Angeles, specifically in the Echo Park, downtown LA, and East Hollywood areas. The incidents occurred within a two-hour period and involved armed men who stole hundreds of dollars. The suspects, who were seen leaving in a white sedan, possibly a newer model Honda, robbed vendors at gunpoint. The crimes included the theft of $800 from one vendor and $600 plus a wallet from another. Authorities are investigating whether the robberies are connected, as the same vehicle was reported at multiple scenes. No arrests have been made.
Looking to skip class for sniffles? LAUSD says “mildly” sick kids should still attend school
Superintendent Alberto Carvalho of the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) is focusing on improving student attendance as the new school year begins following the end of the coronavirus public emergency. The district aims to achieve at least a 95% attendance rate to secure approximately $300 million in education funding. LAUSD, known for its previously strict COVID-19 protocols, is now allowing students with mild symptoms to attend school. The district has also successfully filled all teacher vacancies for the first day of school, a notable improvement from shortages during the pandemic. Additionally, LAUSD is considering relaxing its COVID vaccine requirements for staff and teachers, with Carvalho planning to propose a revised policy to the Board of Education, based on advice from medical experts, high vaccination rates, and low hospitalization rates.
Fatal Stabbing and Shooting on Metro Train in Hawthorne
A violent altercation on a Metro train at the Metro Green Line Crenshaw Station in Hawthorne, Southern California, resulted in a fatal stabbing and shooting on Wednesday night. Two men were involved in the fight that occurred around 7:30 p.m., leading to a 25- to 30-year-old victim being stabbed and subsequently dying at the scene. In defense, the victim shot his attacker, a 35- to 40-year-old man, who was later arrested and hospitalized. The cause of the fight is unknown. Metro service was disrupted, and a shuttle bus service was provided. The incident occurred near SoFi Stadium ahead of Taylor Swift's concert series. Authorities are seeking information from the public.
1 killed in car-to-car freeway shooting in Diamond Bar area
A shooting incident occurred late Tuesday on a freeway in the Diamond Bar area of Southern California, resulting in one fatality and one injury. The California Highway Patrol received a 911 call about the incident near the westbound 60 Freeway and the southbound 57 Freeway. The victims were later found in Costa Mesa, approximately 30 miles from the shooting site. The rear passenger died at the scene, while a second passenger was treated for injuries and released. The driver was unharmed. The motive for the driver traveling to Costa Mesa post-shooting is unclear. Another vehicle was hit by gunfire, but no injuries were reported. The freeway was closed for investigation but reopened early Wednesday morning.
Historic Heist: Millions of Dollars Stolen from Money Depot in Sylmar
The FBI and LAPD are investigating a multimillion-dollar heist at a GardaWorld money storage facility in Sylmar, San Fernando Valley. The robbery, considered one of the largest in Los Angeles history, occurred on Easter Sunday. Preliminary investigations suggest the theft happened around 12:30 p.m. An anonymous GardaWorld employee expressed shock over the breach of the facility's security system. The massive theft was discovered when the vault was opened on Monday.
Easter cash heist: Burglars steal millions from money storage facility in Sylmar
The FBI and the Los Angeles Police Department are investigating a multi-million dollar heist at the GardaWorld money storage facility in Sylmar, San Fernando Valley, which occurred on Easter Sunday. The LAPD has labeled it one of the largest heists in LA history. An anonymous GardaWorld employee expressed shock at the breach of their secure system. Images showed a damaged wall at the facility, though its connection to the theft remains unconfirmed.
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