Scarlett Johansson To Receive American Cinematheque Honor
Oscar-nominated actress Scarlett Johansson will receive the 35th American Cinematheque Award during a Nov. 18 ceremony at The Beverly Hilton.
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Oscar-nominated actress Scarlett Johansson will receive the 35th American Cinematheque Award during a Nov. 18 ceremony at The Beverly Hilton.
With COVID restrictions eased, residents across the southland are expected to travel in large numbers over Fourth of July weekend, according to estimates released Tuesday by the Automobile Club of Southern California.
The federal child tax credit program is being expanded, and will give families a boost.
The 26-foot "Forever Marilyn" statue was unveiled Sunday night with a ceremony. The statue designed by the late artist Seward Johnson depicts Monroe in her iconic scene from the 1955 romantic comedy, "The Seven Year Itch."
Los Angeles County's renters will continue to be protected from eviction until Sept. 30. However, the board wants renters to begin applying for state and local relief, and help landlords whose tenants are not paying rent.
The updated Child Tax Credit, as part of the most recent stimulus package, is scheduled to start in July, with millions of parents eligible for monthly payments.
A small single-family house stands in the middle of a huge construction project in Coral Gables.
Malibu City Hall will reopen to the public at noon next Monday after closing due to the COVID-19 pandemic however, public meetings will continue to be held virtually.
Tickets will go on sale Friday for the July 17 concert at the Forum, which for the past year has served as a COVID-19 vaccine site and a voting center – but had been closed to live events with audiences.
Dozens of street vendors were holding a rally outside L.A. City Hall against what they call an uptick in aggressive enforcement tactics by county inspectors.
Beginning June 28, teams will go up and down Ocean Front Walk offering housing and services to the dozens of homeless people living there.
Police were initially called to the 300 block of Broadway at about 7:30 p.m. Monday on a report of shots fired in the area. Officers instead found a man on the ground who had been stabbed in the neck.
The incident happened Saturday night, after Coronado High School beat the predominantly Latino team from Orange Glen High School 60-57 in overtime.
One resident told CBSLA he did not realize there was a fire until Pomona police officers banged on his door telling him and his roommates to get out.
During a traffic stop, officers saw a bag with a submachine gun sticking out of it.
