Some Restaurants Requiring Vaccination Proof Before Allowing Customers To Dine
A growing number of bars and restaurants demand vaccination proof for entry due to newly rising coronavirus cases.
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A growing number of bars and restaurants demand vaccination proof for entry due to newly rising coronavirus cases.
A council meeting in Victorville took an aggressive turn Tuesday night when Council Member Blanca Gomez was arrested.
A new report published by United Ways of California says that one in three working families in the state are struggling to make ends meet.
46-year-old Ryan John Monteleone of Menifee accepted a plea deal, which dismissed his felony count of cruelty to animals.
Wednesday marked National Hotdog Day and one restaurant in Long Beach celebrated with $1 hotdogs.
Conservative Los Angeles talk show host Larry Elder secured a major court victory Wednesday when a judge ordered that his name be included on the gubernatorial recall ballot.
Los Angeles County officials have joined with an animal welfare group to help keep people from accidentally separating stray kittens from their mothers by bringing them into shelters.
Detectives learned the couple had gotten into an argument earlier in the night and then returned to the motel.
Starting Thursday, the city of Pasadena will require everyone to wear a mask at indoor public settings, regardless of vaccination status.
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed into law Assembly Bill 331, introduced by Assemblymember Reggie Jones-Sawyer, which aims to crack down on organized retail theft that is on the rise statewide.
The city of Malibu announced Wednesday a program that will remove fire hazard trees at no cost to help residents prepare for wildfires.
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The detonation took place in the western Santa Ana Mountains at the Frank R. Bowerman landfill on Wednesday.
A pursuit of a suspected stolen work van came to a bizarre end Wednesday on the 210 Freeway in Pasadena.
Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed a $6 billion bill to expand access to high-speed internet across California.
