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Massive Ponderosa fire destroys 50 structures; 40% contained
L.A. NOWThe massive Ponderosa fire in Northern California has destroyed 50 structures as a virtual of army of firefighters were battling to beat back flames that were raging across a mix of grass, brush and heavy timber, officials said Tuesday night.... -
Red flag fire warning issued; lightning, gusty winds possible
L.A. NOWA Red flag fire warning has been issued for a large swath of Southern California due to the possibility of lightning and gusty winds in the wake of a heat wave that has dried vegetation, forecasters said Tuesday.... -
Tony Scott death: Interviews yield no clear motive for plunge, sources say
L.A. NOWAfter two days of investigation, officials said all indications point to suicide in the death of “Top Gun” director Tony Scott, though a reason for his leap off a bridge remains a mystery, law enforcement sources said. The sources said...... -
No recall ordered at shuttered Central Valley slaughterhouse
L.A. NOWFederal officials who found evidence of inhumane treatment of cows at a Central California slaughterhouse said they have no information to suggest that the company endangered the public food supply or engaged in acts that would trigger a meat recall.... -
Tony Scott death: LAPD winding up its investigation
L.A. NOWLos Angeles police officials for the most part have completed their interviews and investigation into the death of director Tony Scott, law enforcement sources said. Detectives said all the evidence points to a suicide after Scott leaped to his death........ -
Central Valley slaughterhouse reopens after animal abuse claims
L.A. NOWA slaughterhouse in Central California received the go-ahead from federal food inspectors to reopen Monday, a week after it was shut down in a swirl of allegations about abusive treatment of cows.... -
Slaughterhouse that mistreated cattle must pay $300,000 fine
L.A. NOWThe owners of a Chino slaughterhouse that was at the center of the largest beef recall in U.S. history four years ago have agreed to pay more than $300,000 in a deal with federal officials. Donald Hallmark Sr. and Donald...... -
Probe into director Tony Scott's death could be closed soon
L.A. NOWMore than a month after director Tony Scott died after jumping off the Vincent Thomas Bridge in San Pedro, coroner's officials have still not determined a final cause of death. But sources told The Times that coroner's officials are closing...... -
Slaughterhouse in largest U.S. beef recall settles animal-abuse case
L.A. NOWThe owners of a Chino slaughterhouse that was the subject of the largest beef recall in U.S. history four years ago as a result of an undercover video agreed to pay $300,000 to settle a lawsuit that alleged fraud against the U.S. government, an animal... -
Rodney King on cocaine, PCP before drowning, coroner finds
L.A. NOWRodney King, a reluctant symbol of police brutality and the troubled relations between the Los Angeles Police Department and minorities, died after drowning in his backyard pool in Rialto in June with a cocktail of alcohol and drugs in his...... -
McDonald's, USDA halt buying from Central Valley slaughterhouse
L.A. NOWThe federal government and McDonald's Corp. have suspended purchases from a Central Valley slaughterhouse under investigation after video footage surfaced showing what federal investigators called "unacceptable treatment" of cattle.... -
Time-lapse film offers striking view of Los Angeles
L.A. NOWAfter more than a year of shooting, cinematographer Colin Rich released the sequel to his popular Los Angeles time-lapse film on Thursday, featuring footage from Downtown to Santa Monica and the Ventura County line....
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