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Los Angeles tunnel collapse traps 31 workers

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31 workers rescued after tunnel collapse in Los Angeles, officials say

First responders rescued 31 trapped workers from a collapsed tunnel in Los Angeles on July 9, officials said.

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Work stops and probe starts on tunnel that partially collapses in Wilmington — prompting rescue of 31 workers

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All 31 workers safe after collapse inside Los Angeles industrial tunnel

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27 workers rescued after tunnel collapse in Los Angeles

Twenty-seven industrial workers were rescued from a collapsed municipal wastewater management tunnel that was under construction in Los Angeles on Wednesday evening, the city’s fire department said.

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31 workers rescued from industrial tunnel collapse in Wilmington

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Workers raced for miles in the dark to escape being trapped after tunnel collapses in LA

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Former Los Angeles Fire Chief Kristin Crowley appeals her dismissal ...

Kristin Crowley sent a letter to the Los Angeles City Council on Thursday, informing them she is proceeding with an appeal of the mayor's removal of her as fire chief.

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Six months after the fires, critical records still trickling in

Six months after devastating wildfires swept through neighborhoods from Altadena to Pacific Palisades, information from those critical hours and days continues to arrive slowly — like the fire

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LA County Fire canine teams deployed to Texas to assist with search and rescue efforts

K-9 rescue teams with the Los Angeles County Fire Department were deployed to assist in search and rescue efforts in Central Texas.

6 months later: What we know so far about Palisades, Eaton fires and status of the recovery

The recovery from the fires is an evolving saga that changes by the day. Here’s a brisk overview of what we know at this milestone:

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LA County Fire Department K-9 teams deploy to Texas

More than 100 people are dead after the catastrophic flooding in Texas and even more are believed to be missing. Now, LA County Fire Department K9 teams will head to Texas to help.