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Airport officials said they expect the Thanksgiving holiday travel period, which begins Thursday and continues through Nov. 30, to be its busiest stretch of passenger traffic since early 2020.
Organizers told CBSLA that with the rising cost of food and housing, it is becoming even more important to help all year long.
City officials say the $300 prepaid debit cards will be distributed door-to-door to about 20,000 rental units in Santa Ana's most impoverished neighborhoods in the coming weeks.
"This was the first time in my career that students have been emboldened enough to call me a Black [n-word]," Dr. Versher said.
After waiving bus fares during the COVID-19 pandemic, Metro will again resume collecting fares on Jan. 10.
"I did think to myself, right in that moment, 'Oh God, he could shoot me,'" Father Bernie Carman said. "He could fire this thing."
Bonia and Bonize Bon, 32-year-old twin sisters from North Miami, and 32-year-old Eldia Dieujuste of Miami, were each sentenced Monday to a year and a day in federal prison.
Vanessa Bryant wrote that Staples Center will be "Forever known as the house that Kobe built."
The man known as the "QAnon Shaman," who stormed the Senate chamber on January 6 adorned in face paint and wearing a fur helmet with horns, was sentenced to 41 months behind bars on Wednesday for his involvement in the attack on the Capitol.
Surveillance images of the four suspects at a Spectrum store inn Brea were released Monday. Police say they released several phones from security holders.
Community Hospital Long Beach will close its emergency department on the morning of Nov. 24.
A strike appears to have been averted just hours before about 6,000 instructors in the University of California system were set to walk off the job.
The pop icon posted a two-minute video to Instagram Tuesday, thanking her fans, and describing how she is finally able to use cash and buy small things for herself, like candles.
Beginning in January, only unvaccinated students will have to undergo weekly testing.
Dozens of customers inadvertently hired the company to take their belongings cross-country, only to find out their items may be in storage and could be auctioned off.
