Today’s Headlines
If you want a passport, here’s something to know now. The State Department is still way behind.
As indoor option dwindle, outdoor spaces get attention in L.A. and beyond
Many travel policies don’t cover pandemics, so what’s the point of spending all that money?
Hidden in the urban sprawl are historic buildings that range in style from Neo-Gothic to Art Deco to Midcentury Modern
State and U.S. authorities urge against nonessential trips, but Los Cabos is reopening.
Travelers are finding many public restrooms closed these days, due to the pandemic. Here’s what you need to know about finding a place to go when you’re on the go.
Motels, long the orphans of the hospitality industry, stand to gain popularity as people hit the road again and seek to avoid interior spaces.
Mt. Whitney, native plants and the best place for a big scream
Here’s a look at the jobs included in Trump’s new restrictions on visas for temporary foreign workers, and what people and businesses can do.
What to know about refunds
Your credit card company can help when goods and services are not received. Be careful though.
Because of the coronavirus lockdown, airlines have canceled flights and reduced schedules. Know your rights and what you are entitled to.
The coronavirus pandemic is keeping cruise ships out of the water. Disney, Carnival and others have canceled more trips
Some ticket holders may receive extension on ticket expiration dates
Amtrak also has cut service on the Pacific Surfliner and several other routes.
Do you want your money back for the Airbnb or Vrbo you didn’t to use? Of course you do. But in many cases, you may be disappointed.
Coronavirus: If we’ve learned anything from the pandemic, it’s that once a business gets its hands on your money, it doesn’t want to give any back.
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NEOWISE, the brightest comet in decades, will start to fade by the end of July. Here’s how to catch sight of it.
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Joshua Tree’s Jumbo Rocks and Cottonwood campgrounds are open again after thirsty bees raised worries.
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Mt. Whitney just opened to hikers and backpackers. It’s a tough 22-mile day hike, with or without the pandemic.
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Visitors can still hike in areas closed to campers or pitch tents in developed campsites. About 30 black bears live in the park.
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With indoor options reduced, outdoor spaces get renewed attention in L.A. and beyond
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The rise in coronavirus cases nationwide is keeping cruise ships from being allowed to sail.
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Beaches, pubs and clubs are again emerging as frontlines in efforts to curb the spread of the coronavirus
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As indoor option dwindle, outdoor spaces get attention in L.A. and beyond
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NEOWISE, the brightest comet in decades, will start to fade by the end of July. Here’s how to catch sight of it.
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If you want a passport, here’s something to know now. The State Department is still way behind.
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With indoor options reduced, outdoor spaces get renewed attention in L.A. and beyond
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Hidden in the urban sprawl are historic buildings that range in style from Neo-Gothic to Art Deco to Midcentury Modern
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First travel loosened, then it tightened. Here’s what you can do.
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New mega-hotels Circa and Resorts World were started before the pandemic. They’re still going forward.
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For passengers, air travel is awkward and worrisome. For airline employees facing job cuts, the situation is much worse.
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We’ve missed a lot being cooped up. These day trips, from the beaches to the desert and the mountains to the valleys, will get you out there again.
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Get out this week and look up to see Comet NEOWISE, the most spectacular comet in decades.
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Las Vegas continues to reopen the Strip and downtown amid COVID-19 pandemic.
