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Despite local city ordinances aimed at protecting people from deportation, the action is not considered illegal, according to a new report.
A tailgate is the hinged panel on the rear of a pickup truck that opens downwards, allowing access to the cargo area.
Baskin-Robbins, Bruster's Real Ice Cream and Salt & Straw are among the businesses offering deals on National Ice Cream Day.
Hawaii-born Wehiwa Aloy, 21, was named Western Athletic Conference freshman of the year in 2023 at Sacramento State before transferring.
Anthony Eyanson was selected in the third round, while Myles Patton was taken in the seventh round by the Red Sox.
The artists produce unusual works of art through customary art techniques and strategies.
"We are thankful no one was hurt in this senseless rapid-fire attack,” prosecutors said in a statement Tuesday afternoon.
The day camps offer bouldering, interactive climbing, and slacklining across multiple locations in Los Angeles County.
The day camps offer bouldering, interactive climbing, and slacklining across multiple locations in Los Angeles County.
The boy died at Tina's Burritos in Vernon Avenue, according to multiple news reports.
"It was one of the toughest decisions I ever made in my life," the restaurant's owner told Patch.
Shakespeare By The Sea is a nonprofit organization launched in 1998 that puts on free performances across LA and Orange counties.
The man was crossing the street Sunday afternoon when she was struck by a car, according to police.
The suspect fled to the Philippines following the brazen shooting but has since been taken by authorities back to the United States.
Police say they responded to a call about a dead body on Saturday morning and found a woman near where Willow Street meets the LA River.
There was uncertainty last week about when trash collection would resume, but on Monday, workers returned.
Prosecutors called the agent's actions "unacceptable and deeply troubling."
"There needs to be a cultural awakening in Redondo," one of the leads of the organization told Patch.
The "Five Muses" exhibit will have diverse paintings and photography that celebrate individual inspiration.
Delays were expected to last one to two days, but now, city officials say it is uncertain when service will resume.
