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The houses on the coast of La Parguera, among which is the one occupied by the in-laws of Governor Jenniffer González, have remained for decades without express authorization (Suministrada ) ...

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I’ve walked the streets of LA, its history as vivid as its fires. Now, the city burns, and its dreams smoulder in the ash Joan Didion, that most perceptive observer of Los Angeles life ...

Investigators in Los Angeles are looking into possible causes of the LA wildfires. A beachfront property destroyed by the Palisades Fire is seen along Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu, California ...

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According to California authorities, at least 11 people have died and 180,000 have been forced to evacuate areas of Los Angeles. (Ethan Swope) ...

The investigation targeted alleged violators, including González’s in-laws, who are accused of illegally cutting mangroves and expanding and remodeling a platform or dock at their home at La Parguera, ...

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