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The Imperial Irrigation District's new rules require major energy users to cover infrastructure upgrades and pay a minimum monthly charge, among other things.
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The crash happened Tuesday while reporters were covering the collision of an SUV and a city bus. NBC4 Los Angeles anchor Colleen Williams confirmed during live broadcasts that two people were killed when the chopper went down. -
The Board of Supervisors directed county attorneys to investigate and take legal action against companies marketing what one official described as "overpowered electric motorcycles" as e-bikes. -
The report marks the county’s first estimate of the region’s economic losses as a result of binational pollution at the San Diego-Mexico border. -
Primary sources of distrust include redistricting, threats of ICE at polls, and President Donald Trump’s repeated claims of election fraud. -
The changes increase the number of units in the project and the interest rate the developer will pay the city. The property also has a new address — 107 Ash Street. -
Councilmember Kent Lee said the council's move was the "bare minimum," and La Cava said Tuesday's action was "just the beginning." -
AI researchers warn of the technology’s potential dangers. Not all agree on how to move forward. -
Two sailors overdosed — one fatally — after consuming counterfeit painkillers, federal prosecutors say. -
The federal government does not determine, cap or freeze local property tax assessments. -
According to the city, over the past year reports of violence and unlawful behavior have increased, necessitating city resources being used to address large crowds, trash and debris removal, street and sidewalk conditions and supporting local businesses.
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