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3 female California pilots aim to inspire more women to join aviation careers
Three young Southern California women are looking to inspire other women to consider a career in the skies as they share their experience in being pilots.
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Therapy Dogs Provide Comfort for Inland Empire Firefighters
It’s the first day on the job for therapy dog Henry, but it’s not his first time around the block. Dogs like Henry provide companionship and comfort, a little normalcy while firefighters are away from home.
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A Beautiful Place to Spend Eternity: Cremated Individuals Can Rest in San Bernardino National Forest
A new alternative to cemeteries and traditional funerals has arrived. Cremated individuals can spend eternity under a tree in the San Bernardino National Forest, thanks to San Francisco startup Better Place Forests.
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Man Survives 7-Month Battle Against COVID-19 and Meets 3-Month-Old Son for First Time
An Orange County man was discharged from the hospital after being there for more than seven months due to complications of COVID-19.
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New Exhibit Reckons With Glendale's Racist Past as ‘Sundown Town'
Because the effects of such systemic racism continue to resonate, the city of Glendale made an historic move in 2020, passing a resolution acknowledging and apologizing for the city’s racist past.
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Off-Duty Deputy and Good Samaritans Rescue Woman From Burning Car on 60 Freeway
An off-duty Chino Hills deputy and group of good Samaritans helped pull a woman from a burning car Sunday.
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Community Gathers to Support Family of Mother Gunned Down in South LA
Community leaders in South Los Angeles Wednesday joined police in support of a family that lost a young mother to violence on Father’s Day. “Whoever did this, let’s pray for them because they probably have nothing and no one,” said the daughter of Tajanae Nelson, the victim. Darryl Lindsey, Nelson’s father, said, “My daughter was 28 years old, a...