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High-Speed Chase Ends in Canoga Park After Officers Find Driver at Tire Shop

Officers take a suspected pursuit driver into custody outside an America's Tire location in Canoga Park on Jan. 28, 2020. (Credit: KTLA)

A Year After Near Fatal Hit-and-Run, La Tuna Canyon Unveils Safety Improvements

Keith Jackson, who was struck while cycling along La Tuna Canyon in Sun Valley on Dec. 9, 2017, is seen being hospitalized after the near fatal crash in this undated image provided to KTLA by his family.

La Tuna Canyon Road Reopens After Landslide Blocked It for Days

Machinery is seen being used to clear La Tuna Canyon Road after a landslide hit in this image posted to Facebook by the City of Los Angeles Bureau of Engineering on March 25, 2018.

La Tuna Canyon Road Undergoes Cleanup After Residents Are Evacuated Amid Storm, Mudflow

The area of La Tuna Canyon left scorched bare by wildfires was slammed with flows of mud and debris from a rainstorm on Jan. 9, 2018. (Credit: KTLA)

La Tuna Canyon Burn Area Evacuated as Storm Triggers Mud Flows Blocking Roadways

The area of La Tuna Canyon left scorched bare by wildfires was slammed with flows of mud and debris from a rainstorm on Jan. 9, 2018. (Credit: KTLA)

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Forecasters Say Chance of Thundershowers, Hail and Flash Flooding in Some Burn Areas, Including La Tuna Canyon

A firefighter is seen blowing water in a burned area. (Allen J. Schabern / Los Angeles Times)

La Tuna Fire: All Mandatory Evacuations Lifted, Some Roads Remained Closed

A Super Scooper CL-415 firefighting aircraft from Canada makes a drop to protect a house during the La Tuna Fire on Sept. 3, 2017, near Burbank. (Credit: David McNew / Getty Images)

Gov. Brown Declares State of Emergency as Destructive La Tuna Fire Rages in Verdugo Mountains

The La Tuna fire burns above downtown Burbank on Sept. 3, 2017. (Credit: Robyn Beck / AFP / Getty Images)

La Tuna Fire: Full List of Evacuations and Road Closures

Burbank Residents Sleep in Vehicles, Wait Near Homes Hoping to Hear if Evacuations Are Lifted During Wildfire

Burbank residents wait near a blocked street to hear if evacuations in their neighborhood are lifted during the La Tuna Fire on Sept. 2, 2017. (Credit: KTLA)

2 Homes Destroyed, 5,800 Acres Scorched in ‘Unique’ La Tuna Fire; Blaze Ranks Among Largest in L.A. City History

The La Tuna fire burns near homes on Sept. 2, 2017. (Credit: Sky5 / KTLA)