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Public-safety alerts, severe-weather warnings, and emergency services. Latest from The Los Angeles for Los Angeles, California.

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Newport Beach rushes seawall projects ahead of forecast higher tides
Nov 11 · ABC7 Los Angeles (KABC)
NYC sightseeing helicopter makes emergency landing after reporting possible engine trouble
Nov 10 · ABC7 Los Angeles (KABC)
‘Mayday, mayday, mayday': Helicopter makes emergency landing on New Jersey pier
Nov 10 · NBC Los Angeles
Massive commercial fire near Vernon spreads to adjacent building, prompts major emergency response
Nov 9 · FOX 11 Los Angeles (KTTV)
2 skydivers killed while training for record-breaking maneuver in Lake Elsinore
Nov 7 · Los Angeles Times - California
Feds move to dismiss case over 20,000 California ballots after Supreme Court denied appeal
Nov 7 · Los Angeles Times - California
Southwest flight from Orange County declares emergency, lands at LAX
Nov 6 · Los Angeles Times - California
LAPD officer dies in training exercise in Huntington Beach, police say
Nov 6 · Los Angeles Times - California
Trump says FBI is looking at Nvidia CEO's affair with alleged Chinese spy
Nov 9 · NBC Los Angeles (KNBC)
James Gunn and Peter Safran are out in another DC Studios shake-up
Nov 9 · NBC Los Angeles (KNBC)
LAFD and LACoFD Battle Major Emergency Commercial Fire Overnight | Los Angeles Fire Department
Nov 9 · Los Angeles Fire Department
South Texas bracing for more flash flooding; governor bolsters emergency response
Nov 9 · ABC7 Los Angeles (KABC)
Video shows hot air balloon make unexpected landing in Menifee neighborhood
Nov 8 · ABC7 Los Angeles (KABC)

Frequently asked

What kinds of emergencies does The Los Angeles cover?

Active emergency alerts, severe weather, public safety incidents, and emergency services.

Where do The Los Angeles's emergency alerts come from?

Primary sources: National Weather Service (severe weather), local emergency management offices, and county emergency services.

How do I report an emergency to The Los Angeles?

Call 911 first for any active emergency. Then if you have details for a story, email editor@nexcom.media.

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