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Campaigns mine Twitter, Facebook & other social media profiles for votes

Campaigns mine Twitter, Facebook & other social media profiles for votes

So, you clicked "like" on that Facebook ad showing Santa Monica Mayor Richard Bloom and his dog? Guess what? …

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There's a free chili cheese dog stand for intrepid runners at the LA Marathon

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By Sharon McNary Verified
| LAist Verified
This story is free to read because readers choose to support LAist. If you find value in independent local reporting, make a donation to power our newsroom today. It must have been about 10 years ago when I was running in the L.A. Marathon and had worked my way through the early miles along Sunset Boulevard, through downtown L.A. and up Temple Street.
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What to do - and not do - when you get home after a fire evacuation

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By Sharon McNary Verified
| LAist Verified
As tens of thousands of residents evacuated from a series of devastating fires in the L.A. region anxiously wait to return to their homes, officials say precautions should be taken before re-entering. We've compiled a list of suggestions from the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health and CalFire on how to protect yourself from ash and particles left over from the fire.
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This is why fire officials don't want you to stay and defend your home

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By Sharon McNary Verified
| LAist Verified
The mantra gets repeated at every news conference at every big wildfire by every fire official: "When we call for mandatory evacuation, please leave, so you don't endanger yourself or our firefighters." But fire science studies tell us that at every big wildfire, about 10% of residents stay behind. An additional 25% are in the "wait and see" category: They linger after the call, and when they finally evacuate ahead of the oncoming flames, it's far riskier than if they had left early.
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