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Salvation Army’s Center of Hope aims to help homeless people ‘reintegrate’ into community

The Salvation Army Center of Hope in Anaheim will provide housing and other services to homeless people to reintegrate them back into the community.

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Los Angeles, CA - June 18: Los Angeles District Attorney George Gascon, joined by members of SEIU Local 2015 and other local leaders, addresses a news conference held on the steps of Hall of Justice on Friday, June 18, 2021 in Los Angeles, CA. (Irfan Khan / Los Angeles Times)

Column: Violent crime fuels second Gascón recall try, but can D.A. be blamed?

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Colton, CA - January 11: Dr. Troy Pennington, ER program director, attends to a patient brought into emergency unit at the hospital. Recent surge in COVID cases and shortage of healthcare workers has put strain on care for patients at Arrowhead Regional Medical Center on Tuesday, Jan. 11, 2022 in Colton, CA. (Irfan Khan / Los Angeles Times)

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Even as Omicron plateaus, L.A. County officials recommend avoiding gatherings

Even as the winter Omicron surge flattens, Los Angeles County health officials are urging the public to continue avoiding nonessential gatherings.
ORANGE, CA - JANUARY 12, 2022 - - "It's painful here. The pain is very, very bad. It's unbearable," said Stephanie Ramirez standing inside her fire damaged bakery Spigas in the city of Orange on January 12, 2022. "All of our savings are here. Our savings are gone," she said. Stephanie has owned the business, with her husband Omar, for the past ten years and their bakery has been shut down since early December 2021 when the fire occurred. It has been a series of unfortunate events for the Ramirez family. In early October 2020 Omar contracted COVID-19 which nearly killed him. While recovering at home all his employees left since there was no income, no bread or pastries to sell, and the family survived on their savings made from the bakery. Stephanie did whatever it took to continue keeping Spigas open during the pandemic. Spigas was showing signs of a rebirth, when a fire erupted at the bakery on December 7, 2021. The bakery is the only source of income for the family. Stephanie cut off many of her family's unnecessary expenses. She regretfully stopped paying for fire insurance to cut corners and now has to figure out a way to pay for all the damage. (Genaro Molina / Los Angeles Times)

Column: Their Mexican bakery weathered COVID-19’s devastation. Can it survive a fire?

LOS ANGELES, CA - DECEMBER 09: The Children's Hospital Los Angeles is seen from Sunset Blvd. in on Wednesday, Dec. 9, 2020 in Los Angeles, CA. A child died this week from the coronavirus-linked multi-system inflammatory syndrome, known as LIS-C, the first such reported death in Los Angeles County. The patient, was at Children's Hospital Los Angeles had a "complex pre-existing cardiac condition" and died from complications tied to MIS-C. (Dania Maxwell / Los Angeles Times)

Four California healthcare providers to receive millions in grants to combat staff burnout

LOS ANGELES, CA - JANUARY 18: Veronica Francisco, right, holding 9-month-old Alayla, swabs her daughter Abigail Campos, 11, during free COVID-19 testing at Echo Park on Tuesday, Jan. 18, 2022. The site was moved from Reservoir Street to provide a ``more convenient user experience'' amid a surge in COVID-19 cases related to the Omicron variant, Councilman Mitch O'Farrell said in an email to constituents Saturday. (Myung J. Chun / Los Angeles Times)

Coronavirus transmission rates are falling across California, bringing guarded optimism

San Francisco, California,-Aug. 13, 2020-At Ladybug Childcare/Preschool in San Francisco's marina district, teacher Edith Amaya, left, checks the temperature of Leila Twitchell, age 4, as her father Mark Twitchell drops her off at preschool on August 13, 2020. Children and teachers must wear a mask at all times. (Carolyn Cole/Los Angeles Times)

California child-care workers struggle with COVID-19 test kit shortages

L.A. schools see coronavirus rates decline; student attendance improves amid record surge

Omicron leaves testing labs overwhelmed, causing frustrating delays to get results

Even as Omicron starts to ease in California, hospitals facing grim conditions

COVID-19 surge at LAPD and Sheriff’s Department keeps over 2,000 personnel at home

FILE - A 62-year-old nursing home resident receives a COVID-19 booster shot in New York on Monday, Sept. 27, 2021. A study released on Wednesday, Jan. 19, 2022 that compares coronavirus protection from prior infection and vaccination in New York and California concludes getting the shots is still the safest way to prevent COVID-19. (AP Photo/Seth Wenig, File)

Prior infection, vaccines provide best protection from COVID

A bicyclist rides past a sign showing restricted zones around the Stanford University campus in Stanford, Calif

Petition opposing Stanford’s COVID-19 booster mandate draws 1,800 signatures

CHOC Children's Hospital in Orange is participating in the "Take Care With Peanuts" initiative that will see the hospital receive a mural of characters from the famous "Peanuts" comic strip.

O.C. pediatric hospital treating ‘highest number ever’ of child COVID patients

TORRANCE, CA - JANUARY 11: Dr. Leo Rodriguez, MD is talking with a patient in the Emergancy Department at Providence Little Company of Mary Medical Center on Tuesday, Jan. 11, 2022 in Torrance, CA. The emergency department is currently busy with both Covid19 and non Covid19 patients. (Francine Orr / Los Angeles Times)

California approaches pandemic record for all hospitalizations

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Yorba Linda, CA, Friday, January 21, 2022 - Yorba Linda resident Dee Dee Friedrich with Wyatt at their backyard stable. (Robert Gauthier/Los Angeles Times)

Amid housing crunch, officials want Orange County to stay the way it is

“Who wants to live in a congested urban environment?” said Newport Beach Councilwoman Diane Dixon.

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