Box Truck Carrying Paper Catches Fire On 5 Freeway Near Burbank
A box truck carrying a load of paper caught fire on the Golden State (5) Freeway on Thursday afternoon.
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A box truck carrying a load of paper caught fire on the Golden State (5) Freeway on Thursday afternoon.
The ceremonies for the class of 2020 and the class of 2021 will remain separate, however.
Paradise Falls in Wildwood Park has been overrun with crowds "in the hundreds" in the past two weeks.
Authorities say the man was threatening his family with a knife.
One of the engines on a Los Angeles County Fire Department helicopter failed Thursday morning.
Video of George Floyd's arrest has sparked off protests across the country, including downtown L.A., where demonstrators briefly shut down the 101 Freeway Wednesday.
Earlier this month, a worker at the same store died of COVID-19.
A group was seen burning an American flag, and the front sign at LAPD headquarters was defaced with graffiti.
Stores have been asked to limit the number of guests in stores, create one-way aisles, offer contactless payment methods and implement frequent cleaning routines.
Some 2.1 million people filed for unemployment benefits last week, and another 1.2 million applied for Pandemic Unemployment Assistance.
Jack's mom, Ru Andrade, started homeschooling when Jack was in the third grade after recognizing that her son needed more of a challenge than he was getting at his elementary school.
Doctors say some patients are making the dangerous decision to avoid or delay the urgent care they need due to a fear of getting coronavirus. Sara Donchey reports.
A suspect allegedly armed with a "sword-type weapon'' was killed Wednesday morning in an officer-involved shooting in North Hollywood.
The city said it will use $100 million in federal pandemic relief funding to help about 50,000 families across the city struggling to pay rent.
An unlicensed insurance agent from Hacienda Heights was arrested for allegedly stealing nearly $500,000 in clients' insurance premium payments.
