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Police Preparing for Big Protests as Trump Makes First California Visit as President
ByAdminWith President Trump heading to the Los Angeles area Tuesday for a high-dollar campaign fundraiser on his first White House visit to California, law enforcement will be ratcheting up in preparation for potential protests. While details of the Trump visit remain clouded in secrecy, he is scheduled to attend an evening fundraiser for his reelection…
Fire News – Judge Tosses Firefighters’ Suit Over Vaccine Mandate
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LAFD Reports a Staggering Rise in the Number of Fires, Outpacing Any Year in Recent Memory
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Late Night Blaze Destroys North Hollywood Dollar Store
ByAdminNORTH HOLLYWOOD – THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 2020 At 1:01AM on April 16, 2020, the Los Angeles Fire Department responded to a reported structure fire in the 12000 block of W Victory Blvd in North Hollywood. The first arriving fire companies found a large, one, story commercial building with fire showing. An immediate offensive operation ensued; fire attack worked to make…




