CHP Cracks Down On Speeding Drivers Taking Advantage Of Open Freeways
For a lot of people, the wide-open freeways have been a temptation to speed, but now California Highway Patrol is cracking down on drivers.
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For a lot of people, the wide-open freeways have been a temptation to speed, but now California Highway Patrol is cracking down on drivers.
To sign up for the program — open only to residents of the city of Los Angeles who are 60 or older — call 213-263-5226 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. starting Thursday.
As theme parks across Southern California remain closed, many season pass and ticket holders are left wondering what happens to the days they have missed out on.
A Domino's pizza store in West Hollywood is the latest restaurant to have an employee test positive for coronavirus.
In his Wednesday briefing, Mayor Eric Garcetti announced five pillars that the city has been monitoring to guide its response to the novel coronavirus pandemic.
The Los Angeles Police Department warned residents Wednesday about scams designed to take their federal coronavirus stimulus payment.
In a Facebook post, the Torrance Fire Department made a public plea for a plasma donation to help an unidentified engineer who is recovering from COVID-19.
Los Angeles County reported 42 new coronavirus deaths Wednesday -- the highest single-day total for the second straight day.
A 73-year-old inmate at a federal prison in San Pedro died from coronavirus-related complications, the Federal Bureau of Investigations said Wednesday.
Restaurants across Los Angeles have been using delivery apps during the coronavirus pandemic as a way to get their food to customers, but some are pulling out from the service due to contamination concerns during the crisis.
After two consecutive days without any new coronavirus-related deaths, Orange County Wednesday reported three, bringing the total death toll to 22.
L.A. County has launched a Farm Box program designed to supply free fresh fruit and vegetables to 1,100 families in South L.A.
A North Carolina mom who didn't have a mask decided to get creative before venturing out for an essential errand during coronavirus shelter-in-place orders.
For the city of L.A., travel and tourism revenue is expected to fall by 70 percent in the final quarter of the 2020 fiscal year.
"All the experts are telling us that we won't be able to get back to some sense of normalcy until thee is a system of robust testing in place," El Monte Mayor Andre Quintero said.
