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Los Angeles Unified School District Superintendent Austin Beutner responded Friday to a threatened lawsuit brought on by Los Angeles City Councilman Joe Buscaino who wants the city to reopen schools.
The fines are in addition to some airlines banning passengers for refusing to wear masks while in-flight.
He joins one of the strongest pitching rotations in baseball with Clayton Kershaw, Walker Buehler and David Price.
The 36-year-old James questioned the reasoning behind scheduling a game when the coronavirus pandemic is still raging, implying that it was a decision based on money, not health.
Plummer won the best supporting actor Oscar in 2012 for his performance in "Beginners" at the age of 82, the oldest person to ever win an acting award at the Oscars.
The Department of Defense approved the deployment of 1,000 active-duty troops to assist in the distribution of COVID-19 shots across the country, and some of those troops are expected to arrive in California as early as next week.
Tom Brady is heading to his 10th Super Bowl, so he has a few big game records on his Hall of Fame résumé.
The man wrote that he was at Bob's Big Boy on Sherman Way when an altercation between an LAPD officer and "a young ruffian" sent the officer's handcuffs spinning toward his feet, so he picked up the cuffs and kept them.
County officials appeared to have reversed course after sending out a message Wednesday stating that TVs would be banned.
Sodsai Dalzell was released from jail Friday morning and the charges against her were dismissed.
Blake Fallon, 52, and Jessica Kaye, 44, were arrested on Jan. 28 at a home in the 8000 block of Pigeon Pass Road in Moreno Valley. They face felony charges unemployment insurance fraud and perjury.
One of the big questions entering Sunday's game and a battle to watch as Mahomes and the Chiefs try to repeat as champions.
"Patrick Mahomes is absolutely the only guy who can challenge Brady's greatest of all time, the GOAT," says NFL On CBS analyst Tony Romo.
The California Small Business COVID-19 Relief Grant Program is aimed at allocating $500 million to small businesses and nonprofits hit hard by the pandemic and the related health and safety restrictions. This latest round of applications opened Tuesday and closes on Feb. 8 at 6 p.m.
Students will be placed in one of two cohorts, with each cohort spending two days a week on campus for in-person classes.
