Last week, the Los Angeles Times reported that more than 60,000 homeless people are living on the streets of Los Angeles County. Conditions of homelessness have been at crisis level for the past few years, even before the onset of the pandemic. Now, the city will begin enforcing its new anti-camping ban which outlaws sitting, sleeping and lying at a variety of locations.
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Some people take weeks to decorate their house aiming to be the fiendish house on the block. In addition, it can also be a hassle to think of what chocolates to give (here’s a cheat list). So before you become busy with all the preparation, we made a short Halloween safety guide for you!
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But have you followed a safety checklist for summer? It’s not too late to start. Here are some simple checklist items to help your family’s summer go more safely.
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Every day in the United States, 53 people are injured and 11 die in home fires. The fact is that many of these fires, injuries and deaths could have been prevented if the victims had practiced good fire safety habits and procedures. Smoke Detectors One of the most important things you can do to keep
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Many people think that security systems are meant to deter burglars from breaking into homes and businesses when people aren’t there. That’s true. But perhaps more importantly, a well-designed system will help protect occupants when they are on the premises. One of the best examples of this kind of protection is with kids who are
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Summer is around the corner and so are summer vacations! Before you head off to relax, though, are you truly ready? Take our quiz to find out.
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Millions of people check into or disclose their location to at least one social media network per day. Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Google+, LinkedIn, Pinterest, and YouTube are the most commonly used networks that people use to share pictures, opinions, and other personal information. Although these sites were developed with great intentions they can be utilized
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SMOKE ALARM PERFORMACE IN HOUSE FIRES DOES THE INSTALLATION OF SMOKE ALARMS REDUCE THE FATALITY RATE IN HOUSE FIRES? Yes. Detection devices like battery-powered smoke detectors perform an important function by alerting you to the presence of fire so that you and your loved ones can exit in a safe and timely manner. In fact,
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A home invasion is when robbers force their way into an occupied home, apartment or hotel room to commit a robbery or other crime. The entry point of attack is often through the front door, garage or unlocked window. It is very important for the occupant to not automatically open the front door before asking
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Children under the age of 5-years-old account for 52 percent of all child fire deaths according to the Federal Emergency Management Agency. Each year, approximately 488 children ages 14 and under die in residential fires, but what some fail to realize is that burns don’t just come from fires. Unattended cookware on the stove, curling
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