The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection released updated fire-hazard severity-zone maps for Los Angeles County, adding over 440,000 acres to the hazard zones, including a 30% increase in the highest severity rating. L.A. city and county now have five months to receive public input, make adjustments, and enforce heightened fire-safety regulations in the new zones. The new maps include “moderate” and “high” zones, requiring homeowners in these areas to follow fire-safe building codes and maintain defensible space around their properties.
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Repeat Offender Arrested on Campus with Firearm
Rep. Gabe Evans, R-Colo., criticized Colorado Democrats for undermining law enforcement morale after repeat offender Ephraim Debisa, a 21-year-old Tanzanian refugee, was arrested again on campus with a rifle, following multiple violent crimes. Evans highlighted the emotional toll on police, while Gov. Jared Polis defended his administration's crime reduction efforts and accused Republicans of blocking public safety funding. Want More Context? 🔎
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