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During a weekly COVID-19 briefing, California Gov.
In his weekly televised coronavirus update, California Gov.
Now that it’s clear Disneyland and California Adventure won’t reopen soon, Disneyland Resort says it will furlough many workers it had recently brought back.
The fire broke out around 4 a.m. and was burning in dense vegetation, but no homes are currently threatened, the U.S.
Fifty-four people are arrested and 30 others are cited on election night.
The bird is recuperating at an animal hospital, where it must remain until it grows new feathers.
COVID-19 unveiled many of the health disparities in communities of color, with Black and Latino people more than four times as likely to be hospitalized than their white counterparts.
Driven by strong winds, two fires spread quickly in Orange County, destroying at least one home and critically injuring two firefighters.
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The Silverado fire broke out in Orange County on Monday morning amid conditions forecasters were calling the most dangerous fire weather of the year.
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The coronavirus has killed Latinos at a rate disproportionate to their share of the population.
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The pair had been shot in their upper torsos and both were pronounced dead at the scene of a crashed car, authorities said.
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As of Thursday morning, the Bruder fire near Redlands had burned through 125 acres and was 30% contained.
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State health officials recommend residents skip trick-or-treating this year but stop short of prohibiting the activity.
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The Los Angeles County Fire Department responded to a reported drowning at the residence in the 12000 block of Portugal.
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The LAPD’s investigation into a woman’s claim that her jaw was fractured by a police projectile during this summer’s protests has so far uncovered zero police video of the shooting.
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Newsom again blamed payment delays on the crush of claims filed during the pandemic, an influx that overwhelmed the system’s 30-year-old technology.
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Los Angeles police released body-camera footage of an incident in which a man died after being detained by officers in Van Nuys.
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The British government is relaxing coronavirus restrictions so that friends and families can gather over the holidays.
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Major movie theater chains have responded to the pandemic by putting COVID-19 protocols in place. Public health experts assess the risks.
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Restaurants and nonessential stores must close at 10 p.m. and outdoor gatherings are capped at 15 people, as COVID-19 spreads at a rapid rate.
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The first COVID-19 vaccines are expected to arrive in just a few weeks, but it could take well into 2021 before things get back to normal in the U.S.
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Stores are once again limiting how much toilet paper and cleaning supplies customers can buy, as the third wave of COVID-19 infections ramps up and lockdown orders return. But the companies have had all summer to prepare.
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California recorded 20,654 coronavirus cases Monday, surpassing a record of 13,400. L.A. County recorded over 6,000 new cases, also a record.
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What you do — how we ALL act in the next six weeks — will make the difference between an inconvenient fall and a disaster that will take years to overcome.
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A judge rejected a plea by a restaurant group to block the ban on outdoor dining amid surging coronavirus cases.
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The 2021 Grammy nominations, in 83 categories
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There can be no L.A. Times if it doesn’t reflect our city. This is one part of our commitment to better represent it.
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You really shouldn’t travel for Thanksgiving, public health officials say — not even down the street. Meanwhile, the pandemic shutdown continues to threaten many of California’s 5 million small businesses, and loans are only helping so much.
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As President-elect Joe Biden assembles his Cabinet, the Trump administration has at last allowed formal transition proceedings to begin.
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