Trump Briefly Leaves Hospital During COVID-19 Treatment To Wave At Supporters From Motorcade
President Donald Trump received a mixture of praise and criticism on Sunday after his brief departure from the hospital to wave at supporters.
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President Donald Trump received a mixture of praise and criticism on Sunday after his brief departure from the hospital to wave at supporters.
No officers were injured in the shooting, Castro said.
President Trump has "continued to improve" and respond to treatment for COVID-19 at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, his doctors said Sunday, and he could return to the White House as early as Monday if he continues to make progress.
Authorities on Sunday said a small plane has gone down in a wash near Hawthorne Airport, killing one person.
A deputy involved shooting has unfolded in Ventura County, authorities said Sunday.
Authorities on Sunday were investigating the shooting death of a man in Compton.
A 21-year-old man stabbed to death near a downtown Los Angeles apartment building on Friday night has been identified.
The Los Angeles metropolitan area has the largest population of Armenians in the world outside of Armenia.
The local group, Latinos for Trump, organized the event that was held outside Warner Center Park.
The 37-year-old reliever most recently played for the Los Angeles Dodgers back in 2010, and he also spent time with the Chicago White Sox and San Diego Padres.
Advocates for Angelenos experiencing homelessness argue that sweeps of encampments forces people out of their makeshift shelters and can lead to the loss of important possessions and documents.
A caravan of more than 250 cars also traveled around the area with signs and flags supporting the president.
The high-rise residence, Olive DTLA, is located just two blocks from the Staples Center, and neighbors who live in the complex and nearby say they're shocked about what happened.
Hospitalizations have remained steady over the past few weeks, and this week averaged about 717 patients per day, which is the lowest number seen in six months.
The Chargers at Bucks and Bills at Raiders games will be playing live back-to-back on CBS 2 starting at 10 a.m.
