Safe Santa: Holiday Tradition Gets Pandemic Makeover
The coronavirus pandemic has already canceled a number of holiday traditions, but there's one that is still happening — even if it looks a little different this year.
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The coronavirus pandemic has already canceled a number of holiday traditions, but there's one that is still happening — even if it looks a little different this year.
Airbnb announced Thursday a plan to prevent large gatherings over the New Year's Eve holiday period at its listings in Los Angeles and elsewhere.
Orange County recorded an all-time high for COVID-19 hospitalizations on Thursday.
Some residents in those areas said they had no idea the Bond Fire was burning until neighbors alerted them by pounding on their front doors or they saw the glow of the flames from their windows.
Gov. Gavin Newsom Thursday announced a regional stay-at-home order while expressing there are still ways to get some fresh air.
In a letter sent to the system's 23 campus presidents this week, CSU Chancellor Timothy White and Chancellor-select Joseph Castro called the coronavirus surge in California "deeply concerning."
The company reported that films including "Matrix 4," "Dune" and "Space Jam: A New Legacy" would be released concurrently in theaters and on HBO Max for one month.
Ronald Waldamar Jo-Jlux, also known as Ronald Lux, is wanted for questioning in the hit-and-run that killed Jean Chu Ham on Nov. 23.
The cause is under investigation. There was no word of any damage to homes.
A Pasadena church which sued California Gov. Gavin Newsom over the state's COVID-19 restrictions will get another day in court following a U.S. Supreme Court order.
The Airport Fire has burned 105 acres and was at zero containment Thursday morning.
The city of Los Angele is anticipating a budget deficit of close to $600 million, and Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti says they are still working hard to get federal assistance to help cities recuperate from the economic effects of the pandemic.
Long Beach was not spared from the cold, gusty winds that are whipping up a wildfire in Orange County and forcing preemptive power outages in Simi Valley.
A city spokesperson said the order was issued to bring Los Angeles' local order in line with the county's most recent order.
Firefighters responded to the blaze in the 1700 block of South Kelton Avenue just before 2 a.m. and found smoke coming from a two-story garden-style apartment building, according to Los Angeles Fire spokesman Nicholas Prange.
