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Colleen Shalby

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Colleen Shalby is a reporter for the Los Angeles Times. She previously worked at PBS NewsHour in Washington, D.C. She’s a graduate of George Washington University and a native of Southern California.

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Thousands turn out for Women’s March in downtown L.A.

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Thousands turn out for Women’s March in downtown L.A.

Thousands turnout for Women’s March in downtown L.A.
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Sign showing councilman as ‘corrupt’ donkey at center of 1st Amendment tiff

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Sign showing councilman as ‘corrupt’ donkey at center of 1st Amendment tiff

Two banners in Baldwin Park show Ricardo Pacheco with a donkey’s mouth and ears and accuse him of being a “liar,” “fraud,” “bully” and “abuser.”
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Thousands expected at Women’s March in Los Angeles

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Thousands expected at Women’s March in Los Angeles

One hundred years after the passage of the 19th Amendment, women across the country will come together for the fourth annual Women’s March events.
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5 residents, including child, are zip-tied during home invasion in Whittier

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5 residents, including child, are zip-tied during home invasion in Whittier

Three intruders entered the house while one of the residents was taking out the trash. They zip-tied everyone inside and stole money from a wallet.
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Listen: Radio call to LAX tower raises questions about jet fuel dump over school

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Listen: Radio call to LAX tower raises questions about jet fuel dump over school

Communications between air traffic controllers and a pilot raise questions why fuel was dropped over Cudahy before a Delta airliner returned to LAX.

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Dumped fuel sparks questions and outrage
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Tough questions for Delta after pilots dump jet fuel on schoolchildren

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Tough questions for Delta after pilots dump jet fuel on schoolchildren

Delta says its pilots were forced to lighten their plane’s load prior to an emergency landing at LAX by dumping fuel over a populated area.
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Jet fuel dumped on schools, children sparks questions and outrage

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Jet fuel dumped on schools, children sparks questions and outrage

The incident rattled the community Cudahy in an area of Los Angeles County that has long dealt with environmental injustices.

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Tough questions for Delta after pilots dump jet fuel on schoolchildren
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Elementary school kids doused as jet dumps fuel before LAX emergency landing

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Elementary school kids doused as jet dumps fuel before LAX emergency landing

A Delta flight returning to LAX dumped fuel over southeast L.A. county, affecting some 44 people across four schools in Cudahy and South Gate.

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Tracking the jet’s path before it dumped fuel

‘We thought it was rain,’ kids in P.E. class said
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11,000-gallon sewage spill prompts closures along Long Beach coast

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11,000-gallon sewage spill prompts closures along Long Beach coast

About 11,000 gallons of sewage dumped into the San Gabriel River flowed south to the beaches of Long Beach, closing a 7-mile stretch of shoreline.
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Justice Department sues L.A. property manager for allegedly sexually harassing female tenants

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Justice Department sues L.A. property manager for allegedly sexually harassing female tenants

The Justice Department has filed a lawsuit against a Los Angeles property manager for allegedly sexually harassing and assaulting female tenants for 14 years.

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