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Santa Fe Railroad Bridge Collapses, Century Crunch Set to Conclude Monday

July 27, 2014 wpengine

Both spans of the old Santa Fe railroad bridge collapsed into “V” shaped wreckage above Century Boulevard yesterday, and the...

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Century Crunch Commences, Drivers Urged to Consider Alternate Routes

July 26, 2014 wpengine

A 57-hour closure of a stretch of Century Boulevard began last night and people planning to travel to Los Angeles...

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Telephoned Bomb Threat Leads to Search at LAX

July 24, 2014 wpengine

A telephoned bomb threat led to a search of the Tom Bradley International Terminal at Los Angeles International Airport today,...

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Century Boulevard Closure Scheduled for Tomorrow, LAX Travelers Warned

July 24, 2014 wpengine

People planning to travel to Los Angeles International Airport this weekend should give themselves plenty of time and consider alternate routes,...

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Avoid LAX area during “Century Crunch” this weekend

July 21, 2014 wpengine

The “Century Crunch” will take place the weekend of July 25-28 to allow for future construction of a new light rail station at...

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Shipment of Giant Snails Seized at LAX, Considered Public Health Threat

July 15, 2014 wpengine

Federal inspectors at Los Angeles International Airport seized a shipment of 67 giant African snails, which are classified as...

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AECOM to Become Largest Publicly Traded Firm in Los Angeles

July 14, 2014 wpengine

In one of the bigger mergers to take place within Los Angeles this year, AECOM Technology Corp. announced on July...

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Expected Number of LAX Travelers Jumps Six Percent This Fourth of July Weekend

July 2, 2014 wpengine

More than 823,500 travelers are expected to pass through Los Angeles International Airport over the Fourth of July holiday...

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Labor Contract to Raise Wages at LAX to $15 Per Hour

July 2, 2014 wpengine

Los Angeles International Airport workers agreed to a three-year labor contract that will raise wages to $15 per hour, union...

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Boxer Dog Causes Delays on LAX Runway

July 2, 2014 wpengine

A large boxer dog that chewed its way out of a kennel while awaiting a flight to Paris at Los...

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Santa Fe Railroad Bridge Collapses, Century Crunch Set to Conclude Monday

Century Crunch Commences, Drivers Urged to Consider Alternate Routes

Telephoned Bomb Threat Leads to Search at LAX

Century Boulevard Closure Scheduled for Tomorrow, LAX Travelers Warned

Avoid LAX area during “Century Crunch” this weekend

Shipment of Giant Snails Seized at LAX, Considered Public Health Threat

AECOM to Become Largest Publicly Traded Firm in Los Angeles

Expected Number of LAX Travelers Jumps Six Percent This Fourth of July Weekend

Labor Contract to Raise Wages at LAX to $15 Per Hour

Boxer Dog Causes Delays on LAX Runway

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