Rose Parade To Continue As Scheduled
The City of Pasadena is pushing ahead with its largest events of the year amid the latest COVID-19 surge.
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The City of Pasadena is pushing ahead with its largest events of the year amid the latest COVID-19 surge.
With news of the Omicron variant spreading across California and a revival of the indoor mask mandate, many small business owners were worried that sales would slow right before their most lucrative time of the year.
The seats at SoFi Stadium were filled by the masked-up masses for the rescheduled Los Angeles Rams game as the NFL and the world pivoted with the rise in COVID cases.
At each stores, it appears that the suspects made off with cigarettes, lighters, pipes and cash.
Measures could include public awareness campaigns, an array of programs at parks and senior centers as well as expanded mental health services.
Los Angeles firefighters opposing the city's vaccine mandate suffered another legal loss in court on Tuesday.
Police had cordoned off the scene near the intersection of Hillcrest Drive and Santo Tomas Drive.
Two men were injured Tuesday after being struck by an SUV in the Mid-City area of Los Angeles before the vehicle smashed into a retaining wall.
Supervisor Kathryn Barger recommended the reward, calling the shooting "ruthless."
On Tuesday, Department of Homeland Security agents detained 18 people in Newport Beach suspected of entering the country illegally on a boat.
One person is dead after a collision between a bicyclist and a vehicle on the Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu.
Eligible students and staff returning to UC campuses will be required to have received a COVID-19 booster shot when school resumes, University of California President Michael V. Drake said in a letter Tuesday.
All remaining performances of "A Christmas Carol" at the Ahmanson Theatre in downtown Los Angeles were canceled Tuesday due to continuing issues with COVID-19 within the production.
Full details of the mandate are expected to be released during a formal announcement Wednesday at a COVID testing site in Alameda County.
So far, no warnings have been issued ahead of the rainfall, but county and city crews are gearing up to respond.
