Get Your 2 Cents: Shoppers Should Beware Being Shortchanged Amid Coin Shortage
Coins have become something of a treasure due to a nationwide shortage caused by the pandemic.
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Coins have become something of a treasure due to a nationwide shortage caused by the pandemic.
Ferrer also announced a new $15 million fund to provide childcare vouchers for essential workers and low-income families.
A Los Angeles city councilman is calling for the city to issue fines to people who refuse to wear face coverings in public.
Orange County health officials reported six additional coronavirus-related deaths and 439 new cases Wednesday bringing the county's caseload to 35,272.
Despite the large number of cases and deaths reported Wednesday, health officials said the county's seven-day average positivity rate was holding steady at about 8.5%, and new hospital admissions appeared to be leveling off.
Malik B., singer, rapper and founding member of The Roots has died at age 47, the group confirmed Wednesday.
Regal announced its reopening plan Tuesday, touting a "wide range of new health and safety measures based on guidelines provided from the CDC."
Dodgers reliever Joe Kelly has been suspended for eight games after benches cleared Tuesday night during the team's 5-2 victory over the Astros.
The National Weather Service warned Wednesday of near-critical fire weather from Thursday through Saturday as a heatwave hits the Southland.
Duarte is the latest city to institute fines for not wearing a mask, even as nearby Pasadena struggles to get its residents to cooperate with the state-wide mandate at some of its most popular landmarks.
The two sides are meeting daily to determine protocols for how virtual instruction will take place when the fall term begins on Aug. 18.
The 4-0 vote came during a closed session of the board's special meeting over Zoom Tuesday night.
Health officials say a COVID-19 antibody testing study indicates the virus may have infected roughly 6 percent of Riverside County residents.
The big box electronic store announced Wednesday it would close all its stores on Thanksgiving Day because of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, acknowledging "this holiday season may certainly look different."
No one was hurt. A building inspector has been called out to determine the structural integrity of the building.
