Expert Says State's Thanksgiving Gathering Guidelines Are 'Right On The Money'
The state is telling people to gather with no more than three households present and that Thanksgiving dinner must be held outside.
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The state is telling people to gather with no more than three households present and that Thanksgiving dinner must be held outside.
Neighbors tell us he was hanging out on the roof with a couple of friends when he slipped and fell off.
According to SCE, nearly 13,000 Riverside County customers were without power. In San Bernardino County, SCE said more than 77,00 customers were impacted.
Orange County Health Care Agency officials reported 152 more COVID-19 diagnoses and new no fatalities Monday.
Restaurants owners statewide are requesting refunds due to money they had to pay the government despite stay-at-home orders.
The crash happened around 3 p.m. Monday at Chapman Avenue and Haster Street in Garden Grove.
On Monday, L.A. County reported 861 newly confirmed coronavirus cases and eight deaths, bringing countywide totals to 300,614 cases and 7,000 deaths.
Crews quickly contained a one-acre brush fire Monday that damaged one home and forced evacuations.
Itliong was a leader in the Filipino-American community of "manongs" – a Tagalog term for elders who became integral to the farm labor movement.
The Red Flag parking rules prohibit parking on narrow or winding roads in posted areas.
At least two trees were reported down in Malibu before noon, including one blocking Cuthbert Road near Harvester Road and another in the 6700 block of Dume Drive, according to Malibu emergency services officials.
Winter quarter classes at UCLA will remain mostly online as they have during fall quarter, school officials announced Monday.
He was caught after bailing out of the truck and hiding in an L.A. River tunnel area.
Southern California Edison put 127,550 customers on notice Sunday that their power could be shut off due to high-risk wildfire conditions.
With just 10 days to the 2020 Presidential Election, more than 1.7 million vote-by-mail ballots have been returned in Los Angeles County, according to the registrar-recorder/county clerk's office.
