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A bird's-eye view Friday showed a line of cars inching their way up to Mount Baldy where a fresh dusting of snow has people flocking to the popular tourist destination for the first weekend of the New Year.
Los Angeles City Fire Department Captain I George Roque, 57, died Friday at an area hospital from complications of COVID-19.
Some Orange County residents are optimistic that the coronavirus isn't breaking records in the county, but health experts warn that the numbers are still dangerously high and now is not the time to let their guard down.
The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department announced Friday that deputies arrested and cited 90 people for violating local health orders on New Year's Eve.
The new year has started with record-breaking hospitalizations of COVID-19 patients across Southern California.
Anthony Davis had 35 points and 11 rebounds and LeBron James added 26 points, 11 rebounds and 10 assists as the Los Angeles Lakers rallied to beat the San Antonio Spurs 109-103 on Friday night.
A man was hit by a car and later died, officers with the Long Beach Police Department said Friday. The driver is still at large.
A number of businesses took a financial hit this year with the Rose Parade canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic, including the owner of an Azusa business who had to think outside the box to keep his business afloat.
This new year was met with some familiarity as a famous voice once again filled Southern California's FM airwaves.
Within hours of the new year, the country surpassed 20 million reported cases of coronavirus, according to Johns Hopkins University.
The California Governor's Office of Emergency Services announced Friday that a team of design and construction experts from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is being deployed to six Los Angeles County hospitals.
The historic Los Angeles landmark, Pink's Hot Dog Stand, will be closing for at least two months as a surge of COVID-19 cases continues in the county, making fans flock to the stand for one last bite to eat.
Starting Friday, several new traffic laws went into effect in California. Anyone who sees an unattended child in a hot car can now legally smash the window to save him or her...as long as the child is six-years-old or younger.
In the past week, daily hospitalizations have increased by 843 patients and the county's seven-day daily positivity rate increased from 18.2% on Christmas Day to 21.5% on New Year's Day.
