USPS Temporarily Removes Collection Boxes Due To 'Possible Civil Event'
The United States Postal Service has removed some mailboxes in the Greater Los Angeles area as the city makes security preparations for potential upcoming civil events.
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The United States Postal Service has removed some mailboxes in the Greater Los Angeles area as the city makes security preparations for potential upcoming civil events.
Health officials asked on Friday to help identify a hospital patient who was admitted after being struck by a vehicle while cycling.
The Orange County Health Care Agency Friday reported 3,158 newly confirmed coronavirus cases and 82 additional deaths, bringing countywide totals to 205,911 cases and 2,277 deaths.
The cause of a wildfire in Thousand Oaks remained under investigation Friday as firefighters worked closer to containing the blaze.
In a statement Friday, Council President Nury Martinez canceled Wednesday's City Council meeting over security concerns.
The number of passengers who traveled through Los Angeles International Airport in 2020 was about a third of the passengers that traveled through the airport in 2019, Los Angeles World Airport officials reported Friday.
Santa Ana winds continued battering parts of the Southland Friday, coupling with low humidity, increasing the danger of wildfires.
They will each be capable of vaccinating up to 4,000 people per day.
The YMCA of Metropolitan Los Angeles and a medical imaging company kicked off a six-week effort Friday offering free breast cancer mammography screenings for uninsured women.
The westbound 91 Freeway will be completely closed Friday evening between Corona and Anaheim Hills as part of an ongoing improvement project.
The Irvine Democrat equated the Jan. 6 siege to a workplace shooting.
A man was killed when his car rolled over, struck and tree and then caught fire.
Gov. Gavin Newsom Wednesday announced that anyone age 65 and older could sign up for an appointment to get a COVID-19 vaccine appointment, but L.A. County said it was still only vaccinating healthcare workers.
The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health Thursday reported 17,323 newly confirmed COVID-19 cases and 287 deaths, bringing countywide totals to 975,299 cases and 13,234 deaths.
Los Angeles County Supervisor Janice Hahn said Thursday that she has not heard of any cases of COVID-19 vaccine doses being thrown away at this point, but said she and her colleagues want to make sure it does not happen.
