3 Firefighters Back To Work After Explosion In May Left A Dozen Firefighters Injured
Two more injured firefighters from an explosion in downtown Los Angeles in May have returned to active duty.
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Two more injured firefighters from an explosion in downtown Los Angeles in May have returned to active duty.
As of Monday evening, 323,725 Riverside County residents, 208,600 San Bernardino County residents and 95,605 Ventura County residents had been tested.
Under the updated rules, all businesses must have a canopy or tent, with no more than one side. And they can't perform a service that would require the customer to go inside.
LAUSD said it had not yet finalized its plans for remote learning for the upcoming school year, but said it would provide those in need with devices and internet access.
The 51-day turnaround time broke the company's previous record of 62 days for re-use of a rocket stage.
A Pasadena-based church was denied a motion Monday to get a federal judge to put a temporary hold on a controversial order by California Gov. Gavin Newsom.
Orange County health officials reported one additional coronavirus death and 560 new cases Monday.
Luke Christian Gilbertson, 35, pleaded not guilty to a felony count of assault with a deadly weapon and a felony enhancement of the personal use of a firearm during the commission of a felony.
Australian event company Beyond Cinema is bringing boat-in floating theaters to Los Angeles.
Drew Miller was identified him as the man who threw a full 40-ounce glass bottle at the back of the head of a police officer during civil unrest and rioting on May 31, according to Lt. Joseph Cortez.
Owner Robert Torosian invested in a touchless temperature check, a $30,000 air purification systems, UV disinfecting lights and special anti-microbial paint.
A Bridge Home facility opened Monday in the San Fernando Valley to house 85 homeless women in the area.
The coronavirus has all but canceled the blockbuster summer season which was supposed to be partially rescued by major tentpoles such as "Tenet" and Disney's "Mulan."
In mid-June, B&B became the first scripted network television show to resume production since the coronavirus pandemic forced Hollywood to shut down in mid-March.
The plan includes an extra veterinarian to oversee horses in training, and as they enter and exit the track, and a security steward to monitor the activity at the track.
