Leaving a pet in a hot vehicle could not only lead to the animal’s death but also leave the perpetrator facing an animal cruelty charge, Los Angeles officials warned Tuesday.
“We’re here today to prevent the needless tragedy of a beloved pet suffering or dying because its guardian thoughtlessly leaves their companion animal in a hot, parked car,” Los Angeles City Attorney Mike Feuer said during a news conference at the East Valley Animal Shelter in Van Nuys.
The Santa Monica City Council heard budget presentations from every department during its three-day workshop at City Hall last week, wrapping up the discussions with a pair of grant funding recommendations for a proposed Human […]
A gun violence, mental health, and community recovery forum being held at Santa Monica City Hall this morning will be streamed live online. Congressman Henry A. Waxman, who represents Santa Monica and the westside in […]
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