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A 62-year-old woman is in critical condition after three German shepherds attacked her while she was out on a walk in Oakdale, California. According to a report in The Modesto Bee, officials with the Stanislaus County Animal Services Agency said the dogs escaped from a home when their owner opened the gate to leave. The woman was walking in the neighborhood when the three dogs attacked her. Continue reading →

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Dog bites happen frequently in Los Angeles. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that approximately 4.5 million dog bites occur each year in the United States, and about 1 in 5 people seek medical attention. In California, state data recorded 48,596 emergency department visits for dog bites in 2022, equal to roughly 125 visits per 100,000 residents.

Children between the ages of 5 and 9 show the highest rates of injury. This guide explains the practical steps after a dog bite in Los Angeles, including medical care, required reporting, California liability rules, and when to involve a personal injury lawyer. Continue reading →

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San Diego police officers responded to a dog attack on the evening of Oct. 21 in Point Loma, which left an 18-month-old child and two others injured. According to an NBC San Diego news report, police arrived in the 2700 block of Wasp Way and found that three people, including the toddler, had been bitten by a Rottweiler. Officials said a 13-year-old girl whose family owns the dog, as well as the toddler and the child’s mother, were seriously injured. Continue reading →

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A police dog trained to sniff out drugs ended up attacking a 5-year-old boy on the evening of Aug. 3 during a National Night Out event in South Pasadena. The local event, set up to build relationships between police and the community, ended with a youngster suffering significant wounds from the dog attack, which seemed to come without warning.

According to a news report in the Pasadena Star News, Sebastian Forbes had to get stitches for bite wounds from the attack on the left side of his face, near his eye, and on his ear, along with bruising on his neck and shoulder. Continue reading →

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Chino police officers shot and killed two loose dogs that attacked multiple people in the area and killed another dog on the afternoon of June 16. According to a KTLA news report, officers responded to the 13000 block of 14th Street after receiving a call about two loose dogs attacking a 50-year-old man. They were forced to take lethal action at the scene. Continue reading →

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A hit-and-run driver struck a woman in her 30s and critically injured her in Westminster while she was walking her dogs. According to a City News Service report, the woman, described by officials as 30 to 35 years old, was crossing the road at Klamath Drive and Iroquois Road on the morning of June 29 when a silver Ford Explorer struck her at the four-way stop in a residential neighborhood. Continue reading →

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A number of recent accident reports around the country involving Tesla Cybertrucks, including one here in Southern California, raise questions about the vehicle’s safety.

Following the recent release of the show-stopping Tesla Cybertruck, some safety experts have raised concerns about the vehicle. Most notably, they fear that the vehicle’s shape and lack of “crumple zones” could put drivers, passengers, and other road users at risk in the event of an accident. Concerns have also been raised about the truck’s sightlines.

These concerns have been highlighted following a spate of accidents involving Tesla Cybertrucks. Continue reading →

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Tesla is recalling nearly all of the vehicles it has sold in the United States because some warning lights on the instrument panel are too small. The Tesla recall includes more than 2.2 million vehicles, such as the S, Y, and the Cybertruck, due to the size of their warning lights.

According to a report in the Daily Mail, Tesla owners may face a double whammy. In addition to the issue with warning lights, reports of steering problems may lead to the recall of a further 334,000 Tesla vehicles. Continue reading →

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Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun has acknowledged errors by the U.S. airplane manufacturer as more than 170 jets have remained grounded for days in a row.

According to news reports, pressure has been mounting on Boeing and its subcontractor after a panel blew out leaving a gaping hole in an Alaska Airlines plane in early January 2024. Calhoun has told staff members that the company would ensure an accident like the mid-air Alaska Airlines panel blowout “can never happen again,” Reuters reported. Continue reading →

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A family’s routine journey turned tragic on a Texas highway near Fort Worth. Six members of a family, including two children, were killed in a devastating head-on collision with another vehicle as they were driving home from a family trip.

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