'Someone In A Jet Pack' Spotted By Pilots Above LAX; Second Such Incident In Two Months
A person flying in a jet pack was spotted Wednesday above Los Angeles International Airport, officials said.
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A person flying in a jet pack was spotted Wednesday above Los Angeles International Airport, officials said.
Starting Monday, the university said anyone who spends time on campus will have to get a coronavirus test a minimum of once a month.
As of Wednesday evening, 721,719 Riverside County residents, 698,949 San Bernardino County residents and 199,973 Ventura County residents have been tested for COVID-19.
The Seal Beach Police Department Wednesday released photos of a serial package theft suspect in hopes someone could identify her.
The Braves lead the best-of-seven series 2-1. Game 4 is scheduled for 5:08 p.m. Thursday at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas.
Mayor Eric Garcetti Wednesday said that people should not participate in traditional Halloween trick-or-treating in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, but stopped short of issuing a ban.
The calls handled by unarmed specialists could include mental health, substance abuse, suicide threats, behavioral distress, conflict resolution and welfare checks.
An abandoned dog wandering in the desert by Joshua Tree was saved from the scorching heat after being found by a group of hikers.
The watch will take effect at 3 a.m. Friday and continue until 6 p.m. that evening.
Nathan Juarez, who previously suffered a traumatic brain injury, said he was mistreated at work and fired in 2019 on the basis of his disability, alleged behavior that Target says it stands against as a company.
Orange County Registrar of Voters Neal Kelley says that in order for the collection of ballots to be legal under the state's ballot harvesting law, ballots must be handed to a person and not placed into a box.
In a study called the "Back to Normal Barometer" reports that 52% of people plan to begin stockpiling or have already stockpiled essential goods. More than have of those surveyed cited concern over a COVID-19 resurgence in their area as the reason.
The city will resume parking enforcement and impounds when applicable for street cleaning, abandoned vehicles, oversize and overnight restrictions, peak-hour and anti-gridlock zones, and expired vehicle registration.
L.A. County will allow outdoor private gatherings with three or fewer households starting Thursday, though the gathering cannot last more than two hours and everyone must wear a face covering and maintain physical distance
