LA County To Resume Full Parking Enforcement April 1
The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department will resume enforcement of all parking violations in unincorporated areas of the county on April 1.
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The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department will resume enforcement of all parking violations in unincorporated areas of the county on April 1.
He suffered advanced respiratory failure, pneumonia and lung damage. He was also put on life support for several months.
Superintendent Dr. Roger Rice announced at Tuesday's Board of Education meeting that all grade levels within the district will be able to return to school this fall full-time and in-person this August.
To qualify, a household must make at or below 80% of the area median income (AMI), which for a family of four for Los Angeles County is $56,300.
Three residents were displaced. There were no significant injuries.
Otis James Porter, 38, was arrested Sunday at a home in the 4200 block of Monroe Street after police say he called 911 to report he stabbed his mother and accidentally stabbed himself.
A 22-year-old Ventura County woman who was caught on video accusing a Black teen of stealing her cell phone and then tackling him to the ground in a New York City hotel back in December has been sued by the teen's family.
Video from the scene showed at least three blocks affected.
The same man is believed to have assaulted people in two other incidents – one on Feb. 9 in the 13400 block of Moorpark Street and again on Feb. 12 in the 13000 block of Ventura Boulevard.
A San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department deputy was shot and wounded Tuesday and was being treated at a nearby hospital.
The revised Child Tax Credit will make raising children cheaper for millions of Americans, but the program may not launch by July 1, as stipulated in the new stimulus package.
Dr. Tere Linzey, an education psychologist, speaks to CBS2 News This Morning about some of the issues students may face transitioning from remote learning to in-person instruction.
One of the victims was Dr. Carol Brown, a beloved longtime Pasadena City College employee.
L.A. County's COVID-19 case rate continued to fall Tuesday, putting the county on track to move into the less-restrictive orange tier of the state's reopening plan by early April.
Some economists are calling the pandemic a "she-cession" due to its disproportional impact on women in the workforce.
