Here's the most recent top news you may have missed in Los Angeles.
Coroner identifies man killed in construction-related accident at LAX
The Coroner's Office on Sunday released the name of a 39-year-old man who was killed during an apparent construction-related accident at Los Angeles International Airport. The worker was identified as Juan Barajas, of Bloomington, CA.
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Sheriff's patrol boat cruises through bioluminescent waves in Marina Del Rey
The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department is trying to inspire people to keep physical distancing as things reopen with a visual treat.
Read the full story on ABC7.
Prolific LA developer Jerry Snyder dies at 90
Real estate developer Jerry Snyder, a Southern California fixture whose work includes SAG-AFTRA Plaza and Wilshire Courtyard in Los Angeles' "Miracle Mile," the Water Garden in Santa Monica, the Howard Hughes Center in Westchester and scores of other buildings, died Friday night at his Bel Air home.
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Students concerned about careers after high school performing arts shut down by coronavirus
After the coronavirus crisis shuttered schools, high school shows were canceled. For many performing arts students, it feels like a blow to their future.
Read the full story on Los Angeles Times.
10 small lot houses take shape near La Brea
A block west of La Brea Avenue in Hollywood, construction is underway for a new small lot subdivision.
Read the full story on Urbanize LA.
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