LA County Nail Salons, Bars, Tattoo Parlors Allowed To Reopen As Coronavirus Deaths Surpass 3,000
Los Angeles County Thursday reported 1,051 new cases and 36 deaths Thursday, bringing countywide totals to 78,227 cases and 3,027 deaths.
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Los Angeles County Thursday reported 1,051 new cases and 36 deaths Thursday, bringing countywide totals to 78,227 cases and 3,027 deaths.
The Los Angeles Lakers have named Dr. Karida Brown, an assistant professor of African American Studies and Sociology at UCLA, the team's inaugural director of racial equity and action.
Several members of the L.A. County Metropolitan Transportation Authority's board of directors filed a motion on Thursday to have unarmed officials respond to incidents instead of armed law enforcement.
The attack happened at a bus stop at Foothill Boulevard and Spruce Street in Rialto on June 8. Social media posts had initially characterized the attack as racially motivated, but the investigation was not able to determine the motive, according to police.
Catalina Island has been approved to reopen for leisure travel and the island's ferries have increased daily departures.
The Huntington reopened its gardens to its members Wednesday, and will open to the public on July 1.
Orange County health officials reported 132 new coronavirus cases and seven additional deaths Thursday as the county announced nail salons, massage parlors and other personal services are set to reopen Friday.
The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department reported Thursday that 351 employees and 2,599 inmates have tested positive for COVID-19 since the pandemic began.
Video from May 31 shows a woman frantic to find help for her son, who had gotten sick, stopped breathing, and lost consciousness. The pair had been participating in a protest nearby.
The airport this week installed a new vending machine that dispenses personal protective equipment to fliers.
A San Fernando Valley lawmaker wants to give tenants struggling to repay rent during the coronavirus shutdown another decade to pay it back.
Under the deal, the city of L.A. will provide 6,000 new beds within the next 10 months, and another 700 beds over the next 18 months.
The ATF and the Long Beach Fire Department released images of two men alongside the announcement of the reward for information leading to an arrest.
After serving 13 years in the LAPD, Officer Keith Linton made the decision to retire early and invest his heart and soul back into the children of Watts.
Alyssa Hudler drove from Los Angeles to Kansas and donned a "Minions" costume, before going to her family's home and dropping the costume after a quick dance.
