LAPD Seeks Public's Help In Locating Missing Man, 18
Authorities on Saturday asked for the public's help in locating a missing 18-year-old man who was last seen in Los Angeles.
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Authorities on Saturday asked for the public's help in locating a missing 18-year-old man who was last seen in Los Angeles.
In some areas, there is visible ash and soot on houses and cars.
The low visibility caused by the smokey conditions have made it hard to get water-dropping helicopters and air tankers up in the air to battle the flames, which has meant more work for firefighters on the ground.
Several people were detained Friday night at the scene of a shooting on Melrose Ave. in West Hollywood.
A small plane crashed near the Van Nuys airport on Friday, killing two people.
Both President Donald Trump and presidential candidate Joe Biden paid tribute to the victims of the 9/11 attack.
The fire jumped north of Highway 38 twice on Thursday. No homes have been lost in the Forest Falls or Mountain Home Village communities.
The military orders in question allowed the deputies to be on paid time off while they were expected to be doing military reservist work, which they are accused of not participating in.
As of Friday evening, 564,345 Riverside County residents, 536,267 San Bernardino County residents and 165,953 Ventura County residents have been tested for COVID-19.
Jack Zita, a kidney donor, is being remembered for his generosity after he died from coronavirus complications.
The toxicology report showed that she had trace amounts of alcohol and prescription drugs in her system, but nothing that should have caused her drowning death.
Dr. Brad Spellberg, chief medical officer at County-USC Medical Center, says some studies suggest that COVID may be worse when air quality is poor.
Although CityBus said ridership has declined "considerably" during the pandemic, the service said it was expecting more passengers as businesses reopen.
As flu season approaches, some may have a hard time discerning if their symptoms are due to the influenza or COVID-19.
Monica Renee Moore was accused of falsely reporting that she was at work 18 times between April 2017 and October 2018 and was paid $8,543 in wages for those hours.
