Daughter Of LAUSD Teacher Who Died From COVID-19 Finds Comfort In Knowing She Was Loved By Students, Colleagues
Atkinson's life was cut short in late December after she passed away from COVID-19 complications.
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Atkinson's life was cut short in late December after she passed away from COVID-19 complications.
Several Orange County mayors met on Monday, concerned about the slow rollout of the coronavirus vaccine across Southern California, to discuss how to get the vaccine out to the public more efficiently.
Following last Wednesday's deadly siege — in which a mob incited by President Donald Trump stormed the Capitol building — social media companies took swift action against the president.
Members of the public, attorneys and media representatives can now access Los Angeles Superior Court cases remotely.
The new year already has mixed reviews, but there's a chance to turn it all around this week.
Cali Caliente, a 5-year-old gelding, was in a light jog on the outside rail when he collapsed and died of a "presumed cardiac event." cbsloc.al/35wwf2k
Chad Wolf, the acting secretary of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), is resigning his post effective Monday night, he said in a message to department staff.
According to Johns Hopkins University data, it took California six months to record 10,000 deaths. But the surge that started in October took California from 20,000 to 30,000 in barely one month's time.
A business owner in west suburban Elmhurst is making things political – and he is not afraid to explain why.
The university president issued two statements saying he will not fire him.
Chipotle Mexican Grill will host a "Coast To Coast Career Day" on Thursday, with plans to hire 15,000 employees for its locations across the country
The pier will temporarily be closed Jan. 16-18 for the Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday; Jan. 23-24; and Jan. 30-31.
After the IRS sent millions of stimulus payments to the wrong bank accounts, tax preparation companies said they've worked with the IRS to fix the error.
COVID-19 vaccines are being administered now to frontline healthcare workers, and could be available soon to students, staff and faculty, so UC says they are getting ready to welcome students back to its campuses.
Under Newsom's plan, students in younger grades would return to class as early as February, while older grades would see a phased in return in the spring.
