First responders rescued 31 trapped workers from a collapsed tunnel in Los Angeles on July 9, officials said.

Los Angeles on Wednesday, July 9. The Los Angeles Fire Department confirmed that there were no "visible" injuries among those ...

They climbed over a mound of loose soil and emerged at the tunnel’s only entrance five miles away, officials said.

An investigation is underway to determine what led to a tunnel, under construction for the Los Angeles County Sanitation ...

Tonight, we were lucky,” interim L.A. Fire Department Chief Ronnie Villanueva said of the improbable rescue of the workers, ...

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Workers were 400 feet (121 meters) underground and as much as 6 miles (9.6 kilometers) inside from the only entrance when the ...

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K-9 rescue teams with the Los Angeles County Fire Department were deployed to assist in search and rescue efforts in Central ...

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All 31 workers escaped without injuries from a collapsed industrial tunnel in Los Angeles' Wilmington area, after scrambling over a tall pile of loose underground soil, city officials said late on ...