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El Sereno -- A fire broke out in a second-floor unit of an apartment building Tuesday evening, but 34 firefighters extinguished it in about 25 minutes without any injuries.
El Sereno -- A fire broke out in a second-floor unit of an apartment building Tuesday evening, but 34 firefighters extinguished it in about 25 minutes without any injuries.
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A 57-year-old convicted killer who served nearly three decades in state prison for fatally beating and stabbing his stepmother pleaded guilty today to murdering a retired doctor at her El Sereno home late last year.
El Sereno -- A man was fatally shot in the carport of his apartment complex Monday night in what police say is an apparent gang-related shooting.
El Sereno -- A brush fire scorched about two acres in this morning, the latest of several brushers to break out amid what forecasters call an elevated fire risk produced by hot weather and very dry conditions.
El Sereno -- Firefighters quickly got a handle on a small, slow- moving brush fire in El Sereno that blackened about one-half acre of grass tonight.
El Sereno -- Firefighters this morning knocked down a three-fourth acre grass fire that was burning uphill in El Sereno.
El Sereno -- The L.A. Fire Department is responding to a small hillside brush fire that broke out tonight
The neighborhood of El Sereno celebrated the Class of 2020 on Friday with a Community Drive-by Parade.
A Los Angeles school district survey of families from Lincoln Heights to South Gate found that half lacked the technology and knowledge needed for online learning while schools are closed during the pandemic.
El Sereno -- Classes will remain primarily online during the fall term throughout the California State University system, including at Cal State L.A., Chancellor Timothy White announced Tuesday, saying predictions of possible surges in COVID-19 cases later in the year mandate steps to protect students and faculty.
El Sereno -- For Andrea Margarita Flores, the start of her last semester at Cal State LA held so much promise and excitement, from small details like how to decorate her graduation cap to the bigger ones like which child care center she would work in.
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El Sereno -- A new walk-up coronavirus testing site has opened at Cal State L.A. as part of a network of sites offering free tests across L.A. County.
Los Angeles Unified School District Superintendent Austin Beutner announced today the district's 2020-2021 academic year will begin Aug. 18, but it remains unclear how classes will be held amid the COVID- 19 pandemic.
Nearly 60 people have died from COVID-19 at nursing homes across the Eastside as officials scramble to control the outbreak in institutional settings, according to information compiled by county public health officials.
El Sereno -- A pedestrian was struck by a vehicle shortly after midnight, police said.
From Eagle Rock to East L.A, the coronavirus has turned several Eastside schools into drive-thrus for free meals being handed by the school district while campuses remain shutdown during the coronavirus outbreak.
Well over half of the skilled nursing facilities identified by California officials has having experienced one or more cases of COVID-19 are in Los Angeles County, with a Silver Lake facility suffering among the county's worst outbreaks.
An El Sereno auto cleaning service and a Glassell Park print shop are among the businesses that have been slapped with misdemeanor charges for allegedly violating the city's Safer at Home Order that requires non-essential businesses to close.
El Sereno -- Firefighters made quick work of a fire inside a home tonight, extinguishing the blaze in about 10 minutes
The number of convalescent and nursing homes with coronavirus cases have grown, exposing highly vulnerable elderly residents to the disease, according to the most recent figures provided by the L.A. County Public Health Department.
Not only have classes have been disrupted and events cancelled during their final semester, now the seniors' commencement ceremonies have been been put on hold indefinitely.
El Sereno -- A second student at Cal State Los Angeles has tested positive for coronavirus, campus officials announced Monday.
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In this issue of Real Estate Monday, officials have allowed construction to continue as an essential business; activists have organized the takeover of vacant homes in El Sereno for homeless residents; and actress Emily Wickersham has bought a Spanish-style home in Los Feliz.
El Sereno -- Two people were arrested today, sometime before a group of homeless people tried to "reclaim" six vacant homes owned by Caltrans
Cal State Los Angeles today temporarily cancelled in-person instruction and will shift to online classes as part of emergency measures to slow the spread of coronavirus.
Cal State L.A.and Occidental College are among the countless colleges and universities nationwide that are taking steps to counter the spread of coronavirus.
More than twenty homes, condos, and other Eastside properties dropped during the past week.
A trio of park projects in Boyle Heights, and El Sereno Lincoln Heights are among the citywide projects that will receive $19.2 million in state funding to improve or create new parks in underserved neighborhoods, Mayor Eric Garcetti announced today.
El Sereno -- A man working at a construction site fell about 20 feet this afternoon and suffered multiple fractures.
There's a new effort to raise awareness of El Sereno -- not only in the form of more signs but in renaming the neighborhood council as well.
El Sereno -- A hazmat team was sent to Cal State Los Angeles tonight to investigate a strange odor in an organic chemistry laboratory, but crews did not find a hazardous substance.
Prices on more than two dozen homes, condos, and other Eastside properties dropped during the past week.
El Sereno -- Looks like someone got tired of standing while waiting for the 76 bus at Valley Boulevard and Soto Street, creating a bench out of concrete rubble.
Prices on more than twenty homes, condos, and other Eastside properties dropped during the past week.
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In this issue of Real Estate Monday, permits have been issued to build housing on the site of the former Bob Baker Marionette Theater; a $10 million self-storage center is in the works for El Sereno and a new Temple Street apartment building is offering free rent and parking during pre-leasing.
Around two dozen homes, condos apartments and other properties went on the market during the past week
A recap of some of the past week’s scenes, sightings and stories from across the Eastside.
El Sereno -- A man who held police at bay for five hours after a report of a disturbance at a home in May was sentenced Friday to four years in state prison.
$65k off El Sereno 4-on-a-lot | $30k chop on Atwater Village bungalow | $35k+ cut on Frogtown duplex
Prices on around two dozen homes, condos, and other Eastside properties dropped during the past week.
A recap of some of the past week’s scenes, sightings and stories from across the Eastside.
El Sereno -- An elderly woman was found stabbed to death inside a home this past weekend, a police spokesman said today.
More than 60 homes, condos apartments and other properties went on the market during the past week.
El Sereno -- The parents of a 22-year-old man who was fatally shot by a police officer investigating a call of two men sleeping on a driveway are suing the city and the officer, alleging the January 2018 killing was unjustified.
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