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'Mr. Los Angeles,' former LA councilman Tom LaBonge dead at 67 - Vimarsana News

'Mr. Los Angeles,' former LA councilman Tom LaBonge dead at 67

'Mr. Los Angeles,' former LA councilman Tom LaBonge dead at 67 Published  Longtime Los Angeles City Councilman Tom LaBonge died Thursday at age 67. LOS ANGELES - Former colleagues shared fond memories Friday of longtime Los Angeles City Councilman Tom LaBonge, who died Thursday at age 67. LaBonge — known as Mr. Los Angeles for his knowledge of and love of the city —represented the Fourth District from 2001-15. The district includes Koreatown, Mid-Wilshire, the Miracle Mile, Fairfax District and much of Hollywood, Silver Lake, Los Feliz and Griffith Park. Mayor Eric Garcetti, who represe...

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Los Angeles County Reports More New COVID Cases Than All but Two States - Vimarsana News

Los Angeles County Reports More New COVID Cases Than All but Two States

Los Angeles County Reports More New COVID Cases Than All but Two States On 12/16/20 at 12:38 PM EST Los Angeles County recorded more cases of the novel coronavirus on Tuesday than all but two U.S. states. According to data from the county's department of health, there were at least 11,194 new COVID-19 cases reported on Tuesday. The total was more than 48 U.S. states reported on the same day, with only Texas, at 18,926 cases, and California, at 32,326, with more. LA County also reported 86 deaths related to the novel virus. The county now has more than 543,000 cases and at least 8,431 COVID-19...

L.A. Police Commission rules officer broke policy with final two shots in Hernandez killing - Vimarsana News

L.A. Police Commission rules officer broke policy with final two shots in Hernandez killing

Print The Los Angeles Police Commission ruled Tuesday that LAPD Officer Toni McBride broke department policy when she continued shooting Daniel Hernandez during a fatal encounter in April — deciding McBride’s first four shots were justified, but her fifth and sixth shots were not. Hernandez had been involved in a vehicle collision on San Pedro Street near East 32nd Street on April 22 when McBride and her partner arrived on the scene. Video showed McBride repeatedly advised Hernandez to drop a box cutter that he was holding as he approached her, then shot him six times in a matter of seco...