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Chief warns of bad fire season after Monrovia brush fire
As firefighters worked to contain a blaze that charred more than 100 acres in Monrovia, the city's fire chief, Chris Donovan, reminded residents that experts are predicting a “very dry -- and very bad” fire season. In a prepared statement...
Tags: Los Angeles International Airport, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Fires
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4 arrested in possible robbery-kidnapping at Santa Monica hotel
Santa Monica police are investigating a possible kidnapping and robbery at a hotel on Ocean Avenue that ended with some arrests being made on the beach. Authorities received a call from a guest of the Seaview Hotel in the 1700 block of Ocean Avenue...Tags: Los Angeles International Airport, Theft, Kidnapping
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Bicyclist shot by deputy in South Gate was unarmed, officials say
A man on a bike who was shot by a Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputy during an alleged confrontation was unarmed, a department official said Monday. Authorities said Chalino Sanchez, 37, of South Gate appeared to either have a weapon in his...
Tags: Los Angeles International Airport, Shootings
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LAX official: Expect delays because of sequestration furloughs
The operator of LAX is “very concerned” about the impact the air traffic controller furloughs will have on flight delays, a Los Angeles World Airports spokeswoman said Monday. As part of $600 million the Federal Aviation Administration is...
Tags: Los Angeles International Airport, Government Debt, Layoffs and Downsizing, Unemployment, Federal Aviation Administration
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Delays minimal on first weekday of air traffic control furloughs
While some airline passengers endured long delays at a few East Coast airports Monday, most of the nation's flights departed without significant problems on the first work day after budget cuts hit federal air traffic controllers. Beginning on Sunday,...
Tags: Los Angeles International Airport, Layoffs and Downsizing, Unemployment, Federal Aviation Administration, Weather
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Woman charged with five counts in 'American Pie' barricade case
A Russian national has been charged with five felony counts for allegedly barricading herself in the Hollywood Hills home of "American Pie" actor Eddie Kaye Thomas. Roxanna Bear, 31, was charged by Los Angeles County prosecutors Friday with one count...
Tags: Los Angeles International Airport, Prosecution, Google+, Crimes, Los Angeles Police Department
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Huntington Beach City Hall evacuated; suspicious package found
Huntington Beach police and fire crews evacuated City Hall on Monday morning after a worker found a suspicious package, an official said. The package was found about 8:45 a.m. at the building at 2000 Main St., said Lt. John Domingo of the Huntington...
Tags: Los Angeles International Airport
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10 Things to Know for Monday
Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about Monday: 1. POLICE: BOSTON SUSPECTS PLANNED MORE ATTACKS Commissioner Ed Davis says Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev had an arsenal of homemade explosives...Tags: Layoffs and Downsizing, Health and Medical Professionals, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, Air Transportation Industry, Deval Patrick
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Alaska Air Traffic Controllers Furloughed By FAA
Channel 2 NewsOne of the automatic budget cuts triggered by the 2013 federal sequestration is a nationwide furlough of air traffic controllers by the Federal Aviation Adminstration, including the control tower employees at Anchorage's Ted Stevens International Airport....Tags: Government Debt, Layoffs and Downsizing, Unemployment, Federal Aviation Administration, Employees
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FAA furloughs kick in, some flight delays appear; Real test is Monday
Commercial airline flights moved smoothly throughout most of the country on Sunday, but experts say the first real test is Monday when traffic increases amid furloughs of air traffic controllers resulting from government spending cuts. Sunday was...
Tags: Layoffs and Downsizing, Unemployment, Federal Aviation Administration, Air Transportation Industry, Career and Workplace
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Computer snafus could lead to more airline delays, experts say
Nearly a week after a computer glitch grounded hundreds of its planes, American Airlines has yet to disclose the exact cause of the problem that frustrated passengers stuck in crowded terminals across the country. In a video apology, Chief Executive Tom...
Tags: U.S. Airways, Air Transportation Industry, Science and Technology, Tourism and Leisure Industry, Science
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Happiness turned to horror for Marylanders at Boston Marathon
— At 2:42 p.m. on Monday — just minutes before the first bomb exploded along the marathon course — Carol Downing's son-in-law and daughters were positioned perfectly to watch her run past the blue-and-yellow finish line painted across...
Tags: Dining and Drinking, Boston Red Sox, Sports, Baltimore Ravens, Hotel and Accommodation Industry
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