Multiple Fatalities and Critical Injuries in 210 Freeway Crash
A 13-year-old boy was killed and several others injured in a multi-vehicle crash on the 210 Freeway in Sylmar, prompting community mourning and a GoFundMe to support the family.
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"Massive $30 Million Cash Heist Unfolds in Sylmar, L.A."
Thieves executed a sophisticated heist at a GardaWorld facility in Sylmar, L.A., stealing up to $30 million in cash from the vault without triggering the alarm system. Residents and merchants were shocked by the audacious crime, which is being investigated by the FBI and LAPD. The heist involved breaching the building's roof and possibly the side, and the neighborhood was rattled by the unusual occurrence. The incident is reminiscent of other high-profile thefts in Southern California, and authorities are working to unravel the mystery.
"Massive $30M Easter Heist Rocks Southern California Money Storage Facility"
The FBI and LAPD are investigating a multi-million dollar heist at a money storage facility in Sylmar, with the LAPD calling it one of the largest heists in LA history. The burglary occurred on Easter Sunday at the GardaWorld facility, and while the security system was described as "pretty secure" by an employee, the thieves managed to bypass it and steal millions of dollars. The investigation is ongoing, and images show a damaged wall at the facility, though it's unclear if it's related to the theft.
High-Speed Stolen SUV Chase Ends in Arrest in LA County
A man was arrested in Sylmar after leading the Los Angeles Police Department on an hour-long chase across Los Angeles County in a possibly stolen black SUV, driving through multiple areas and allegedly live-streaming the pursuit. The suspect was tackled by law enforcement and taken into custody after ditching the vehicle.
Fatal Ammunition-Fueled Fire Engulfs Sylmar Home
Two deceased individuals and a dog were found in the aftermath of a fire that engulfed a Sylmar home in Los Angeles. Thousands of rounds of ammunition and multiple firearms were also discovered in the rubble. Firefighters heard ammunition exploding during the blaze, raising concerns that someone may have been firing at them. The cause of the fire is currently unknown, and it is unclear if the victims died as a result of the fire.
Fatal Fire in Sylmar Home Caused by Ammunition
Two people and a dog died in a house fire in Sylmar, California, which was intensified by the presence of ammunition on the property. Firefighters heard ammunition exploding due to the heat, and there were unconfirmed reports that the house was booby-trapped. The fire was difficult to extinguish due to the property having three separate homes. The LAPD Bomb Squad was unable to assess the area due to the compromised structural integrity of the home. The building has been red-tagged as unfit for entry, and investigations are ongoing.
"Judge orders eviction of homeowner and removal of 20+ RVs from Sylmar property"
A judge has ordered the evacuation of a property in Sylmar, Los Angeles, which houses over 20 RVs, including the homeowner's residence. The property has been deemed uninhabitable and dangerous due to illegal electrical usage and improper sewage disposal. The homeowner, Cruz Godoy, faces charges related to zoning and permit violations. The property has been a source of complaints and health hazards for years, with images showing sewage overflowing onto neighboring yards. While some argue that removing the RVs will contribute to the homelessness problem, the city is working to provide emergency shelter for the displaced residents.
Sylmar's RV-packed property loses power, sparking frustration and health concerns
A home in Sylmar, California, which has been housing over 20 RVs for homeless individuals in its backyard, had its power shut off during a heat wave. The property has a history of building violations and sewage issues. The president of the Sylmar Neighborhood Council hopes that the residents will be provided with appropriate housing and that the property can be cleaned up. A pretrial hearing is scheduled for the previous building violations, and a statement from the district's Councilmember Monica Rodriguez is awaited.
"Los Angeles Mayor Takes Action Against Sylmar RV Lot Owner, Resolving City's Camper Problem"
The owner of an RV lot in Sylmar, Los Angeles, has been confronted by frustrated neighbors and charged with misdemeanors for parking RVs and maintaining trash. The lot has been causing hazardous conditions, with neighbors reporting human waste pouring into the streets and yards. The Sylmar Neighborhood Council held a community meeting where residents expressed their frustration, and a petition with over 100 signatures has been submitted. Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass announced the launch of a task force to address the growing issue of RV homelessness and stated that the city is working to identify a safe parking location for the RVs. However, some neighbors argue that simply moving the RVs to another location will not solve the problem.
Sylmar's Unsanitary RV Park: Raw Sewage and Frustrated Residents
Residents in a Sylmar neighborhood are frustrated with a makeshift RV park housing over two dozen formerly homeless residents. The park has caused disturbances including noise, trash, and terrible stenches. One resident reported raw sewage seeping into her yard, causing illness. City officials have visited the site and provided applications for subsidized public housing, but some residents are concerned about not having documentation. Councilmember Monica Rodriguez is working to address the situation, but residents are demanding answers and plan to express their frustrations at a city meeting. The city attorney is reviewing the case against the property owner for code violations.
Illegal RV Park Raises Concerns in LA County Neighborhoods
At least 15 RVs have been spotted in a Los Angeles resident's backyard in Sylmar, forming a makeshift RV park. The duration of the arrangement and the length of stay for the guests are unknown. This peculiar setup coincides with the ongoing homeless crisis in Southern California, as a recent report revealed a 10% increase in the homeless population in Los Angeles.
Multiple suspects apprehended after high-speed pursuits in Los Angeles County.
A driver is in custody after leading the California Highway Patrol on an hour-long police chase that stretched across Orange and Los Angeles County, eventually ending in Sylmar. The chase started after the driver sped away when officers were trying to do a welfare check. The driver's car was eventually stopped using a PIT maneuver and pepper balls, and the driver was pulled out of the car by officers.