Security Heightened at L.A. City Hall Following Bomb Threat
Security has been beefed up at Los Angeles City Hall in response to a bomb threat directed at the mayor's office.
The bomb threat was made Monday, but "no evidence of a bomb or any sort of destructive device was located, nor has evidence been found lending credibility to this threat, said Sarah Hamilton, a spokeswoman for Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa.
The threat prompted the city's Department of General Services, which secures all the entrances to City Hall, to be on heightened alert, officials said.
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