Elective Cosmetic Surgeries Soar In Unexpected Pandemic Side Effect
For some plastic surgeons across Southern California, it isn't business as usual during the coronavirus pandemic. In fact, business is booming.
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For some plastic surgeons across Southern California, it isn't business as usual during the coronavirus pandemic. In fact, business is booming.
Funding for officer body cameras within the El Monte Police Department has been approved after the city council and El Monte Mayor Andre Quintero came to a unanimous agreement.
The outages occurred after the scorching triple-digit temperatures overloaded equipment.
Out-of-control wildfires touched off by lightning have torched more than 200 square miles and closed a major freeway in one of the major wildfires groups raging out of control in the Bay Area and Northern California.
The non-profit organization, Long Beach Food & Beverage, is offering interactive cooking lessons through Zoom to raise funds for the Long Beach dining community, which has been struggling during statewide coronavirus closures.
Wednesday night's highlights include a scheduled speech by former President Barack Obama and the formal nomination of Sen. Kamala Harris for vice president.
4,570 buildings remain threatened and about 100 homes remain under mandatory evacuation orders.
As of Wednesday evening, 471,011 Riverside County residents and 327,023 San Bernardino County residents had been tested for COVID-19.
County officials are asking a judge to impose penalties against Grace Community Church after it has continued to host indoor services during the coronavirus pandemic.
Investigators said they believe the fire and explosion we caused by butane tanks inside of the business.
Los Angeles County health officials reported another five dozen deaths from COVID-19 Wednesday while addressing racial disparities in the impact of the virus.
Power was authorized to be shut off Wednesday at a Hollywood Hills home, reportedly belonging to TikTok personality Bryce Hall, after multiple large gatherings were held at the property.
The new site will offer 500 tests per day to Long Beach residents at a price point of $150 for rapid COVID-19 testing and $125 for antibody testing. The site will be open every day from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Mail sorting machines have been removed statewide, including 16 in Santa Ana, 12 in L.A., and 8 in a processing center in Santa Clarita - which officials say was done to cut costs.
In counties that are on the state's COVID-19 monitoring list, including Ventura, elementary schools are not allowed to reopen for in-person instruction unless a waiver is granted by local and state health officials.
