LA Renters Relief Program Starts Taking Applications Monday
A city relief program aimed at helping renters in the city of Los Angeles who have been struggling financially due to the coronavirus pandemic begins accepting applications on Monday.
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A city relief program aimed at helping renters in the city of Los Angeles who have been struggling financially due to the coronavirus pandemic begins accepting applications on Monday.
Locals and travelers headed straight to the beach on Saturday as temperatures were heating up across Southern California.
Applications can be submitted online from 8 a.m. Monday through 11:59 p.m. Friday.
The materials in the Wayne exhibit will be moved into the Cinematic Arts Library, "where other artifacts and papers of influential Hollywood figures reside for the purpose of research and scholarship."
Los Angeles County District Attorney Jackie Lacey says Braxton Shaw, 37; Michael Coblentz, 42; and Nicolas Martinez, 26, have been charged in a 59-count complaint for falsifying records that claimed people they had stopped were gang members or associates.
Splash pads with play areas at 18 parks and swim beaches at Frank G. Bonnelli Regional Park, and Castaic State and Santa Fe Dam recreation areas will open Thursday. County pools, however, will remain closed through the summer.
The previous one-day record of deaths reported in California was 115 deaths reported on April 22, during the height of the outbreak in California.
The cases, Our Lady of Guadalupe School v. Morrissey-Berru and St. James School v. Biel, considered how broadly the "ministerial exception," which prohibits courts from deciding certain employment disputes brought by ministers, applies to teachers at religious schools.
Saturday and Sunday will be the hottest of the next seven days. One of the hottest areas in L.A. County will be Antelope Valley, where temperatures from 100 to 107 degrees are forecast.
A church in North Hollywood issued a statement on Facebook to atone for volunteers who posted "No Trespassing" signs because a Black woman was reading under a tree on church property.
The map from Infogears gathers self-reported data for zip codes across Southern California to give a 60-day snapshot of respondents' symptoms, how often they left home, and their mask usage.
The L.A. Local board represents 50% of the entire membership and brings in 55% of total earnings, according to a statement. The vote, however, is only advisory, and the national board's vote recommends members vote yes on the new contract.
Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos issued a rule last month that critics say would divert hundreds of millions of aid from the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act, or CARES Act, to private school students.
Los Angeles County public health officials reported 1,584 newly confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus Monday and 48 additional fatalities, bringing countywide totals to 116,570 cases and 3,534 deaths.
The first day of school for the district, which employs some 75,000 employees and serves almost 700,000 students, is scheduled for Aug. 18.
The city of Los Angeles has regained 16,000 jobs in May, but remains down more than 252,000 jobs since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, according to a map released by City Controller Ron Galperin.
Neighbors are upset after a digital traffic sign was changed to display a hateful message.
Fleets of planes are flying over immigration detention centers, courts and landmarks.
The Library To Go program will allow people to pick up and drop off materials curbside at 18 library branches in order to reduce the risk of spreading COVID-19 while still servicing the community.
In his Thursday briefing, Newsom said the state's positivity rate has gone up to 6.3% over 14 days. A chart displayed alongside the governor showed the positivity rate started at 40.8% in March and was driven down in the months since.
Mayor Eric Garcetti said the indicator was currently set to orange due to recent increases in cases, hospitalizations and infection rates.
Plum Tree Inn first opened on Hill Street in 1979. It moved to a new location at 913 N. Broadway in 2007.
Swing was executive director of the Search to Involve Pilipino Americans, which is more well known as SIPA. Swing had worked at SIPA since 2015, and led the nonprofit's small business counseling services and programming. He had been promoted to executive director earlier this year.
In a free-enterprise, capitalistic system that believes in democracy and the right to vote, people need to go to the ballot box, Johnson said in an interview with CBS2 This Morning.
The flood of water was first reported at about 7:15 a.m. in the 7700 block of North Kester Avenue.
