Chris Lindahl is an editor at Patch, covering Santa Monica, Beverly Hills, Culver City, Malibu, Hollywood, and Pacific Palisades. With a diverse background in journalism, he has reported on city government and independent film, while focusing on themes such as public safety, law enforcement, and transportation. Chris has been featured in MSN, OB Rag, and Patch.com.
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The release included frogs raised in the LA Zoo's new bio-secure amphibian facility as part of a long-running recovery program.
The shooting occurred while members of a Pasadena police special crimes unit were conducting an operation Thursday night.
By: Chris Lindahl
Record heat and tropical humidity are giving way to cooler Pacific air across California, with temperatures falling through the weekend.
The man, known as "El Gato," sold thousands of fentanyl pills along with firearms and ammunition, federal prosecutors said.
By: Chris Lindahl
Record heat and tropical humidity are giving way to cooler Pacific air across California, with temperatures falling through the weekend.
By: Chris Lindahl
Record heat and tropical humidity are giving way to cooler Pacific air across California, with temperatures falling through the weekend.
The scheme involved stolen mail from about 232 victims and 100 credit and debit cards, according to federal prosecutors.
By: Chris Lindahl
A judge ordered the popular cliffside restaurant to close amid concerns that unstable land could trigger a sudden collapse into the ocean.
By: Chris Lindahl
California newsrooms were hit especially hard, with at least 20 journalists losing their jobs.
By: Chris Lindahl
Catch up with the latest CA consumer and business news, plus under-the-radar stories and the week's best sales and freebies.
