Some LA County Coronavirus Testing Sites Temporarily Close As Unhealthy Air Quality Lingers
L.A. County coronavirus testing sites at the Pomona Fairplex, San Gabriel Valley Airport, and Panorama City won't be open until further notice.
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L.A. County coronavirus testing sites at the Pomona Fairplex, San Gabriel Valley Airport, and Panorama City won't be open until further notice.
The two victims had no gang affiliation, police said.
An uncharacteristically violent weekend in Pasadena has prompted police to step up patrols citywide, officials said Monday.
Though additional businesses will not be allowed to reopen, some schools have started moving ahead with plans to offer in-person learning for certain students.
The available positions in the U.S. and Canada pay roughly minimum wage, which starts at about $15 with benefits like health insurance and parental leave.
The racetrack remains closed to the public because of the coronavirus pandemic, but live racing was scheduled to start up again on Sept. 19. But with the Bobcat Fire still burning in the Angeles National Forest above Arcadia, Opening Day has been postponed.
The health system says its it has eliminated its 800,000-ton annual carbon footprint, the equivalent of taking 175,000 cars off the road.
Opium-related deaths are not common in Pasadena, and authorities are extremely concerned about the increase in such deaths in less than 24 hours between Friday and Saturday afternoons, Pasadena police Lt. Bill Grisafe said.
In their official opening day announcement Monday, Mammoth Mountain said it would open on Nov. 14 – but visitors will find $1 million in COVID-19-related resort enhancements and plenty of changes.
The president's visit to California comes as the death toll in the Bear Fire increased by two more people on Sunday.
Officials asked for the public's help in identifying the gunman in a weekend ambush after officials offered a $100,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.
Police say Franklin watched a 57-year-old woman walk into the station, then "immediately approached and sexually battered her." When she tried to escape, police say Franklin held her against her will.
Once all students are back on campuses, the district plans on conducting about 40,000 tests per day.
At the park, a woman who had been living in her car with her two children told the officers she had allowed her 12-year-old son to use the park restroom alone.
