David Sheehan, Veteran LA Entertainment Journalist, Dies At 82
Former CBS Los Angeles entertainment reporter David Sheehan has died. He was 82.
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Former CBS Los Angeles entertainment reporter David Sheehan has died. He was 82.
Since March, the Dream Seam Team has made more than 7,000 masks. And while some are donated to different groups in need, many are sold for $5 each with profits donated to Feeding America. So far, the group has raised $15,000.
Three people have been charged in connection with the stabbing of a transgender woman at MacArthur Park nearly two months ago, the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office said Thursday.
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The website for the Los Angeles County program that allows restaurants to apply for COVID-19 relief grants crashed Thursday within its first hour of operation and has not been accessible since.
SoCal Edison began shutting off power to customers Wednesday afternoon as a Red Flag warning went into effect for much of Southern California.
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Airbnb announced Thursday a plan to prevent large gatherings over the New Year's Eve holiday period at its listings in Los Angeles and elsewhere.
Orange County recorded an all-time high for COVID-19 hospitalizations on Thursday.
Some residents in those areas said they had no idea the Bond Fire was burning until neighbors alerted them by pounding on their front doors or they saw the glow of the flames from their windows.
Gov. Gavin Newsom Thursday announced a regional stay-at-home order while expressing there are still ways to get some fresh air.
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In a letter sent to the system's 23 campus presidents this week, CSU Chancellor Timothy White and Chancellor-select Joseph Castro called the coronavirus surge in California "deeply concerning."
