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Metro E Line train derails after colliding with car in East LA

A Metro E Line train derailed after colliding with a vehicle in East Los Angeles, resulting in one person from the car being transported to the hospital in unknown condition. The incident raises concerns about safety on public transit routes and the interaction between trains and vehicles. Further details about the accident and its implications are being investigated.

Valley recycling company owner allegedly received stolen metal from cities

Bedros Zhamkochian, the owner of a Valley recycling company, was arrested during a compliance check operation aimed at recycling centers and metal yards. Authorities allege that he received stolen metal from various cities, raising concerns about the integrity of local recycling practices.

Owner of San Fernando Valley recycling company accused of receiving metal stolen from cities

The owner of a recycling company in the San Fernando Valley is accused of accepting stolen metal from various cities, with officials recovering thousands of pounds of the material. This incident raises significant concerns about recycling practices and the potential complicity of local businesses in criminal activities.

Americans can now renew passports online and bypass cumbersome paper applications

Americans can now renew their passports online, significantly simplifying the process by eliminating the need for paper applications. The State Department's new online system aims to enhance efficiency and accessibility for citizens seeking to renew their travel documents.

Parents of 4 Pepperdine students struck and killed on PCH sue state and local agencies

Parents of four Pepperdine University students who were fatally struck by a vehicle on Pacific Coast Highway (PCH) are suing state and local agencies for failing to ensure highway safety. The lawsuit claims negligence on the part of the agencies involved, highlighting the need for improved safety measures on the busy roadway.

Judge’s ruling overturns LA City Council’s phase out and ban on oil drilling

A judge has overturned the Los Angeles City Council's decision to phase out and ban oil drilling within the city. This ruling has drawn disappointment from environmental advocates, highlighting ongoing tensions between local governance and fossil fuel interests.

Attack on longtime Barney’s Beanery valet is caught on surveillance video

A valet at Barney's Beanery in West Hollywood was brutally attacked by an unknown assailant, an incident captured on surveillance video. The restaurant community has initiated a fundraising effort to support the victim during his recovery.

2 rare human infections of raccoon roundworm discovered in South Bay

Two rare human infections caused by raccoon roundworm have been identified in the South Bay region, posing significant health risks as the parasite can invade the human spinal cord, brain, and eyes. The infections, transmitted through raccoon feces, highlight the need for public awareness regarding wildlife and zoonotic diseases.

Travelers now have more, diverse dining and shopping options at LAX

Travelers at LAX can now enjoy a wider variety of dining and shopping options with the introduction of 22 new businesses, celebrated in a recent event. This enhancement aims to elevate the airport experience for guests and reflects ongoing improvements at Los Angeles World Airports.

LA City Councilmember Katy Yaroslavsky faces threat of a recall effort

Los Angeles City Councilmember Katy Yaroslavsky is facing potential recall efforts due to criticism of her handling of homelessness and public safety issues. A group that opposes her actions has not yet filed a recall petition, raising questions about her political future as the city prepares for the upcoming 2028 Olympics.

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