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The annual Christmas display of thousands of blazing lights at the landmark hotel will be limited to socially-distanced light displays and décor, and there will be no switch-on ceremony this year. The hotel will also not bring in vendors or attractions.
One car appeared to have hit a power pole and its box, which then sparked a fire in two acres of brush along the road. The brush fire was quickly extinguished but power was knocked out to more than 20 SoCal Edison customers in the area.
Front-line workers will receive a free tall brewed hot or iced coffee through Dec. 31.
The building was the site of a previous fire, officials said.
Los Angeles County reached a grim milestone Monday as health officials reported 5,150 new cases bringing the county's total over 400,000.
The city of Pasadena has started to take a broader and stricter approach to enforcing local health orders during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Scott Atlas, the doctor who advised President Donald Trump and fought against coronavirus lockdowns, resigned from his White House post on Monday as special adviser to the president.
As the surge in COVID-19 cases continues in Orange County, doctors are bracing for what they're calling the "Thanksgiving effect."
As coronavirus cases and hospitalizations continue to surge in Los Angeles County, one testing site will be closing Tuesday for a city-sanctioned feature film shoot.
Monday night's game between California State University, Long Beach and the University of California, Los Angeles was postponed due to a positive coronavirus case.
Actress Laverne Cox took to social media over the weekend to say that she and a male friend were safe after a man attacked them at Griffith Park.
With help from the California Innocence Project, the California Supreme Court threw out Kimberly Long's wrongful murder conviction.
As of Monday evening, 1,116,507 Riverside County residents, 1,116,507 San Bernardino County residents and 271,900 Ventura County residents had been tested for COVID-19.
The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health Monday extended a Cold Weather Alert for the Antelope Valley through Saturday following a forecast of sub-freezing temperatures and wind-chill.
