Inland Areas, Valleys Could See Triple-Digit Temperatures
Wednesday temperatures could hit between 85 and 90 degrees near the coasts, and between 90 and 100 inland and in the valleys.
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Wednesday temperatures could hit between 85 and 90 degrees near the coasts, and between 90 and 100 inland and in the valleys.
California says flower shops, bookstores, sports goods and clothing retailers can all reopen with curbside pickup this Friday, but only if local leaders feel it would be safe to do so.
Mayor Eric Garcetti Tuesday announced a new program that will provide free legal services to residents of Los Angeles who are suffering due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Los Angeles City Councilman Mitch O'Farrell Monday introduced a motion to provide free on-site testing for the novel coronavirus at all permanent and temporary homeless shelters.
A veteran LAPD officer who allegedly shot a fellow officer in the shoulder during an off-duty camping trip near Apple Valley was charged Tuesday with assault with a firearm.
The Class of 2020 will not have an in-person graduation ceremony because of the coronavirus pandemic — but they will have the ultimate commencement speaker: former President Barack Obama.
An investigation is underway Tuesday after video surfaced on social media, showing an LAPD officer repeatedly punching a trespassing suspect.
Tourism had been growing steadily in California for 10 years. But the coronavirus outbreak has put a screeching halt to that trend.
Manuel Fraga-Madan, 66, of Hialeah, Florida, was arrested May 1 in Florida. His arraignment will be scheduled for a later date.
The hornets have already caused millions of dollars in crop damage in France.
Mayor Eric Garcetti said Monday that an announcement on how the city plans to reopen would be made in the coming days in conjunction with the county, much like the original announcement for the area's Safer At Home order.
Los Angeles County Supervisor Janice Hahn asked Metro CEO Phil Washington to take immediate action on requiring all bus and train passengers to wear face coverings.
Altadena will be patrolled by the Crescenta Valley Patrol Station, and Marina deputies will report to the South Los Angeles Patrol Station.
Almost all of the major airlines — including JetBlue, American, Delta, United, Southwest and others — are now requiring passengers to cover their noses and mouths.
Ruth Stafford of The Book Foundation says while older children are more adept of navigating the web and electronic offerings from libraries, access to books is woefully inadequate for elementary school students.
An organization called We Have Rights is in downtown Los Angeles and Huntington Beach, where beaches were closed by order of Gov. Gavin Newsom after large crowds descended last weekend.
The crash occurred about 7:15 p.m. near Compton Boulevard and Imperial Highway, according to the Los Angeles Police Department.
The mayor said the city has a "dynamic" year ahead of it, with restrictions slowly being lifted and assessed.
People who are positive for COVID-19 should now self-isolate for 10 days, plus another 72 hours after fever and symptoms subside.
According to the union, workers were calling on the grocery store to comply with city and county safety rules to protect frontline employees and customers from possible infection. The group was also calling for more aggressive action when a worker tests positive for COVID-19.
This time of year, LAWA normally reports an average of 1,900 flights a day, but that number is down to 400 during the pandemic — and most of those flights are shipping cargo.
The crash happened at Flower and 52nd Street just before 3 a.m. Several people were left under a large amount of debris immediately after the crash.
Assistance is being provided by L.A. compact, an alliance of leaders from education, business, government, labor and nonprofit sectors seeking to improve education.
Members of the Los Angeles Tenants Union circled and surrounded City Hall on foot and in vehicles Thursday morning demanding that city and state leaders cancel rent and mortgage payments during the COVID-19 crisis.
May Day usually brings thousands of people to downtown Los Angeles for a march and protest for workers' rights, but that won't happen this year because of the coronavirus pandemic and social distancing.
