The Wiltern, Hollywood Palladium To Serve As 2020 Polling Places
Two of Los Angeles' most iconic music venues - which went dark following the COVID-19 shutdown - will serve as polling places for the November general election.
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Two of Los Angeles' most iconic music venues - which went dark following the COVID-19 shutdown - will serve as polling places for the November general election.
Police responded to reports of gunshots from a balcony.
Ventura County officials released its Halloween guidelines Wednesday, and most traditional activities are either not permitted or not recommended.
When complete, the building was supposed to house low-income veterans.
The 14-million-square-foot building at 633 West Fifth Street, previously known as the Library Tower, was sold by Singapore real estate company OUE Ltd. For $430 million.
The Clippers have still never advanced to a Western Conference Finals in their history.
Large flames could be seen shooting through the roof as plumes of black smoke billowed hundreds of feet into the air.
Princeton Bloome was arrested on June 25 and has been charged with several felony counts for crimes against children. He is being held on $850,000 bail and is scheduled to make his next court appearance on Sept. 30.
The search for an armed carjacker in the 3100 block of Carlin Avenue started at about noon. The suspect may be hiding in an apartment in the area.
A representative for Gov. Gavin Newsom's office did not immediately return a request for comment from City News Service.
"Thank God, by some miracle, no vital organs were hit even though they both suffered multiple gunshot wounds."
Lynwood City Manager Jose Ometeotl has been placed on administrative leave pending an internal investigation after he posted to social media a response to the shooting of two sheriff's deputies in Compton.
A massive wildfire burning in the Angeles National Forest north of Monrovia came within 500 feet of the Mount Wilson Observatory, fire officials said Tuesday.
The Pac-12 Conference postponed all sports through the end of the year Aug. 11 due to health concerns from the coronavirus pandemic.
"We're here this afternoon to change the course of history," Mr. Trump said as he began the ceremony, saying the nations present are taking a "major stride" in the direction of peace and prosperity.
