Police investigated the location where words like "help" and "trafficking" are shown from satellite images but "found no evidence of any criminal activity or threat in the area."

An illegal drone collided with a plane fighting Los Angeles fires on January 9, but there have been no reports of a crash involving such an aircraft, contrary to claims on social media. Dramatic footage spread online showing a plane plunging to the ground was in fact filmed in Chile in January 2024.

Al Jazeera posted a similar clip showing the crash in January 2024, predating the California wildfires by a year.

A year-old clip of a plane crashing near the Chilean city of Talca has resurfaced online in connection to firefighting efforts underway in Los Angeles.

The article noted that the video was from Chile and not Los Angeles, as claimed. We, then, ran relevant keyword searches and found that Al Jazeera also uploaded the same video on their YouTube page on 16 January 2024. It noted that the crash claimed the life of the pilot and at least four people were injured.

POV video shared on social media showed a firefighter extinguishing flames in a house in Chile, not California, contrary to claims online.

Dramatic footage spread online showing a plane plunging to the ground was in fact filmed in Chile in January 2024. "An aircraft helping to extinguish a fire in the American city of Los Angeles ...

The 10-year-old Santa Monica restaurant blending Singaporean, Vietnamese and California cuisines cites rising costs and other economic setbacks in its decision to close.

A piece of Los Angeles’ San Gabriel Valley, renowned for its world-class Chinese food, has reached the Bay Area. Beloved by Pulitzer Prize-winning restaurant critic Jonathan Gold, Mian has opened a Sichuan-style noodle shop in a Santa Clara strip mall,

Burritos can contain diverse ingredients for a satisfying handheld meal, and there are many styles of this delicacy to try. We asked experts all about them.

Despite being ousted in 1989 after a 35-year reign of terror, during which 20,000 people were tortured, executed or disappeared, some Paraguayans feel as if Gen. Alfredo

There is no census, and migrants come and go, but the majority of people in La Soledad appear to be from Venezuela, the once-wealthy South American nation that has seen an exodus of more than 7 million amid an economic, social and political crackup.