Pasadena Allows Salons, Barbershops To Reopen Indoors At 25% Capacity
Pasadena's Health Officer issued a revised Safer at Home Order allowing the reopening of hair salons and barbershops indoors at a maximum capacity of 25%.
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Pasadena's Health Officer issued a revised Safer at Home Order allowing the reopening of hair salons and barbershops indoors at a maximum capacity of 25%.
The number of filming permits filed in August was up nearly 40% compared to July.
This week's fires are the latest in a string of similar fires that started in early August set to vegetation, farming equipment and cars throughout the city, according to the Ventura Fire Department.
Beginning Sept. 14, K-12 schools can welcome back students studying English as a second language and those with special needs.
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A speeding BMW carrying several people slammed into multiple cars.
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A plaque with the names of the victims was also unveiled at Santa Barbara Harbor.
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They can reopen indoor operations with 25% capacity.
The shooting happened at about 3:15 an apartment building near MacArthur Boulevard and the 55 Freeway.
A veteran firefighter with the Los Angeles Fire Department who went missing in Mexico last week is likely the victim of a "violent kidnapping," Mayor Eric Garcetti said Wednesday.
14-year-old Abigail Arres and 16-year-old Hattie Arres were last seen on August 31 at their home in the 44000 block of Compiegne Drive in Hemet.
Anyone with information about the man was asked to contact Pasadena police at 626-744-4241.
State lawmakers and officials within the Employment Development Department said investigators are looking into reports of a widespread scam against the California unemployment system.
