A donated statue was sculpted by a volunteer firefighter from Colorado.
Officer Christopher Jones waddled out in a thick, padded body suit to a green space in the courtyard of the Los Angeles Police Department’s towering headquarters downtown on Thursday, May 25.
Photos of Los Angeles Police K-9 members lost in the line of duty on display during a ceremony to unveil a bronze statue to the four K-9s that made the ultimate sacrifice at LAPD Headquarters in Los Angeles, Thursday, May 25, 2023. Los Angeles Police Metro K-9 Platoon members next to the new bronze statue outside LAPD Headquarters after an unveiling ceremony, Thursday, May 25, 2023. The statue is in honor of the four police K-9s lost in the line of duty.
K-9 Bentley during a ceremony at LAPD Headquarters in Los Angeles, Thursday, May 25, 2023, to unveil a bronze statue in memorial to four police K-9s lost in the line of duty Los Angeles Police Captain Brian Bixler, Commanding Officer, Metropolitan Division, speaks during a ceremony at LAPD Headquarters in Los Angeles, Thursday, May 25, 2023, to unveil a bronze statue in memorial to four police K-9s lost in the line of duty
People listen to speakers during a ceremony at LAPD Headquarters in Los Angeles, Thursday, May 25, 2023, to unveil a bronze statue in memorial to four police K-9s lost in the line of duty.
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What Does the Latest Colorado River Proposal Mean for California?Facing the future with a dwindling Colorado River supply and intense pressure from the federal government, Arizona, California and Nevada have offered a plan to cut their water use significantly. The proposal announced Monday isn’t final. It calls for cities, irrigation districts and Native American tribes to accept federal money — and in some cases volunteer — to use less water over the next three years. To compensate water users for the cuts, the Biden administration plans to spend about $1.2 billion. The river that courses through the U.S. West serves 40 million people with drinking water, as well as water for irrigation and hydropower.
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Colorado River deals pays Arizona, California, and Nevada $1.2 billion to use less waterThe three states in the river’s Lower Basin all agreed to take less water from the river for now, in an effort to keep the water levels from falling so low that it jeopardizes the water supply.
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Former Colorado Supreme Court Chief Justice Joseph Quinn dies at age 90Joseph Quinn was appointed to the court in 1980 and his colleagues named him chief justice in 1985
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After Club Q shooting, New York woman accused of threats to Colorado LGBTQ businessesA New York woman has been indicted for making threats against Denver-area LGBTQ businesses in the days after five people were killed at a gay nightclub in Colorado Springs last year.
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