Firefighters Gain Ground On Skyline Fire In Corona
Fire crews hope to have the Skyline fire in Corona fully contained by Saturday.
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Fire crews hope to have the Skyline fire in Corona fully contained by Saturday.
Residents throughout Southern California have reported an increase in delays from the U.S. Postal Service.
Police were investigating the death of a burglary suspect in Arleta.
The shark was seen thrashing on the shore as people in bathing suits and holding boogie boards watched quietly.
New research is showing that coronavirus has proven to be deadlier among overweight men than women.
Making the firefight even more dangerous will be a scorching heat wave sweeping the region Friday afternoon and remaining through Monday.
The high heat is being exacerbated by remnants of the tropical system "Elida," which Cal ISO says is reducing solar generation, leading to tighter energy supplies.
The Cal ISO Stage 3 Emergency was set to expire at midnight, though the agency had lifted the declaration by 9:45 p.m.
Despite the shortage, business at pizzerias has actually increased as more people look for easy meals to pick up and eat at home.
According to police, 36-year-old Osmin Palencia is wanted in connection with starting the fire. His last known residence was an encampment in the Azusa Canyon Riverbed near the origin of the blaze.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and other agencies have reached a $56.6 million settlement to assist in cleanup at the Dual Site Groundwater Operable Unit of the Montrose Chemical Corp. and Del Amo superfund sites.
As of Friday evening, 440,349 Riverside County residents, 307,320 San Bernardino County residents and 134,130 Ventura County residents had been tested for COVID-19.
Saul Montiel-Tejada faces the felonies of one count of kidnapping to commit a sex offense, two counts of assault with the intent to commit a sex assault and two counts of sexual battery by restraint, along with two misdemeanor counts of sexual battery.
The U.S. Postal Service says it cannot guarantee all ballots cast by mail for the November election will arrive in time to be counted, according to reports Friday.
Mayor Garcetti Friday extended relaxed parking enforcement across the City of Los Angeles until October 1 in efforts to make it easier to stay home when possible.
