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Los Angeles County Fire K9 Teams Return After Aiding In Texas Flood Searches
The flooding that occurred over the July 4th weekend in central Texas marks the 10th most deadly flash flood in all of U.S. history. Killing at least 135 people with dozens more missing, this devastating event was caused by unprecedented water levels rising rapidly (more than 26 feet overnight) along the Guadalupe River.
LA County canine teams to return from helping with Texas flood effort
LOS ANGELES (CNS) — Los Angeles County Fire Department canine teams are expected to arrive at LAX tomorrow from Texas, where they served an 18-day deployment assisting with search-and-recovery efforts from this summer's deadly floods in the Lone Star State.
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LA County canine teams return from helping with Texas flood effort
Los Angeles County Fire Department canine teams arrived at LAX on Sunday from Texas, where they served an 18-day deployment ...
Redfin rounded up the extent of the wildfire damage in Los Angeles, and found it totaled more than an estimated $50 billion.
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