The state of California is receiving more money to combat abandoned oil wells.

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The state of California is receiving more money to combat abandoned oil wells.
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California to receive $35M to address abandoned oil wells

A tragic incident occurred near Palmdale on Friday when a Los Angeles County firefighter lost their life due to an explosion involving a burning front loader in Littlerock.

KNX News' Pete Demetriou has more.

A tragic incident occurred near Palmdale on Friday when a Los Angeles County firefighter lost their life due to an explosion involving a burning front loader in Littlerock.
KNX News' Pete Demetriou has more.

19-year veteran L.A. County firefighter killed by explosion near Palmdale

The first 5 “710 freeway” homes are going on sale in south Pasadena after decades off the market. KNX News' Nataly Tavidian spoke with a local realtor about what would-be buyers can possibly expect.

The first 5 “710 freeway” homes are going on sale in south Pasadena after decades off the market. KNX News' Nataly Tavidian spoke with a local realtor about what would-be buyers can possibly expect.

'710 freeway homes' going on sale in Pasadena after decades off the market

Just when you thought it was safe to get back on board of a Boeing 737 MAX airliner again....

The troubled jet, which was grounded for nearly two years after two, separate catastrophic crashes back in 2018 and 2019, was involved in yet another incident this week:  On a flight from Phoenix to Oakland, the 737 MAX 8 started behaving in a wild, almost uncontrollable way while it was cruising at 34,000 feet.

What happened to the plane was called a "Dutch roll."  To explain what is happening to an airplane during a "Dutch roll" KNX chief correspondent Charles Feldman called up aeronautical expert Shawn Pruchnicki at Ohio State.

According to the FAA, the 737 MAX 8 in question sustained "substantial” damage to its tail section as a result of the maneuver, even though it was able to complete the flight.

Just when you thought it was safe to get back on board of a Boeing 737 MAX airliner again....
The troubled jet, which was grounded for nearly two years after two, separate catastrophic crashes back in 2018 and 2019, was involved in yet another incident this week:  On a flight from Phoenix to Oakland, the 737 MAX 8 started behaving in a wild, almost uncontrollable way while it was cruising at 34,000 feet.
What happened to the plane was called a "Dutch roll."  To explain what is happening to an airplane during a "Dutch roll" KNX chief correspondent Charles Feldman called up aeronautical expert Shawn Pruchnicki at Ohio State.
According to the FAA, the 737 MAX 8 in question sustained "substantial” damage to its tail section as a result of the maneuver, even though it was able to complete the flight.

California to receive $35M to address abandoned oil wells

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