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.
A moderate, shallow earthquake whose epicenter was in southern Riverside County was felt over a wide area of Southern California this morning. The magnitude-4.5 earthquake centered 1 mile north of Banning struck at 6:42 a.m. […]
July 1 is not just the official start date of the second half of the year; it is also the first day anyone can travel from Santa Monica to Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) and […]
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