No-Burn Alert Extended Through Tuesday In Many Southland Areas
Residents in much of the South Coast Air Quality Management District are prohibited from indoor and outdoor wood burning through Tuesday at 11:59 p.m.
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Residents in much of the South Coast Air Quality Management District are prohibited from indoor and outdoor wood burning through Tuesday at 11:59 p.m.
Deputies were called the mall, 222 W. Hillcrest Drive, at about 6:40 p.m. Saturday after callers to 911 reported shots fired and seeing a man pointing a gun inside the mall.
The Cornell Fire ignited around 11:44 a.m. in the unincorporated area of Santa Paula.
One man was found to have been shot twice in the upper leg at what turned out to be a party at a dance studio. The man is expected to survive.
A new smartphone tool is being rolled out in California that will help alert people if they spent time near someone who tested positive for the coronavirus.
They were rescued by firefighters and rushed to local hospitals.
Local zoos, aquariums and some park facilities have shut down for the next three weeks as shrinking ICU capacity in Southern California triggered a fresh regional stay-at-home order.
This comes as Garcetti has faced local opposition from critics who do not want Biden to appoint him to a post in the White House administration.
The suspect lead deputies on two separate chases, both times managing to escape. He was wanted for kidnapping and assaulting his girlfriend.
The home may have contained a marijuana grow operation.
The regional stay-at-home order has been triggered in Southern California, after ICU capacity fell below 15% on Friday.
Authorities Sunday said Los Angeles County has shattered its previous record, reporting its highest number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 in a single day.
Brought together in grief by the death of a beloved special needs teacher, a Compton community is mourning an unexpected loss.
Riverside County remains above the 15% threshold, but due to the average of the region, it'll still have to obey the regional health order, which has upset many business owners and employees.
Sergeant Fred Cueto, who served the L.A. community for more than 22 years, died on Sunday, the department said on Twitter.
