Gerald Haslam, a prolific author and historian who chronicled rural life in California’s Central Valley and beyond, has died at 84.

Ruben Flores, 80, accused of helping his son dispose of Kristin Smart’s body, was released after his bail was reduced from $250,000 to $50,000.

Bonta, 49, will become the first Filipino American to to head the Department of Justice when he takes the oath of office at a ceremony on Friday.

A return to normalcy seems tantalizingly close. But even as restaurants and malls open up, a glaring reminder of the virus remains: face masks.

Latino parents with health issues ask LAUSD: If we get sick or die from COVID-19, who will take care of our children?

Glendale-headquartered Public Storage has remained open during the coronavirus crisis. Evictions and rent increases have been halted through May. However, one customer said she was told to pay up or get out.

Glendale Community College officials announce that classes will remain online through the end of spring semester.

In the midst of education being upturned by the coronavirus outbreak, Glendale Unified completed its third week of online learning.

Three local school districts continue to provide mental-health and wellness services for their respective students while they shelter at home.