Raven was the car of Sina Famenini’s dreams. Famenini had saved his money from summer and work study jobs to lease the 2013 Chevrolet Camaro, which he affectionately named Raven because of its smooth black finish. Read more...
Photo: Raven, a 2013 Chevrolet Camaro, was Sina Famenini’s dream car. A tow truck removed Raven from the lower level of Parking Structure 4 on Sunday, though it was visibly damaged. (Courtesy of Sina Famenini)
This post was updated at 8:08 p.m. Two Los Angeles city councilmembers are demanding that the L.A. Department of Water and Power report the cause of the water main break that flooded campus Tuesday and possible infrastructure problems that led to the break, in a motion released Wednesday evening. Read more...
Photo: City councilmember Paul Koretz spoke at a press conference near UCLA about the water main break Wednesday. (Brandon Choe / Daily Bruin)
UCLA workers and contractors are continuing to remove water and clear debris from areas affected by Tuesday’s flood, although officials say the water will not be cleared before Friday. Read more...
Photo: UCLA Chancellor Gene Block said at a Wednesday press conference it is unclear how much money Tuesday’s flood will cost UCLA. (Brandon Choe/Daily Bruin)
Large areas of UCLA were covered Tuesday afternoon by water rushing from a water main break on Sunset Boulevard near Marymount High School. Pauley Pavilion, Parking Structures 4 and 7 and the Morgan Center are among the areas hit by the flood. Read more...
Sunset Boulevard is likely to remain closed throughout Wednesday and on Thursday because of problems with repair work to a broken water pipe. Read more...
A total of 739 vehicles are currently trapped in Parking Structures 4 and 7 because of flooding, based on reports to UCLA. The number may change as more people report their cars. Read more...
Photo: Hundreds of cars are trapped in UCLA parking structures because of the flood. (Graphic by Sam Hoff, Bruin senior staff)
For anyone headed to UCLA Wednesday, you may have to change your route because of Tuesday’s flood. Read more...
