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End Of An Era: Family Of Famed SoCal Car Dealer Cal Worthington Selling Last Dealership
Family of famed car dealer Cal Worthington is in the process of closing a deal to sell their last car dealership, ending an era.
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93-year-old man shoots home intruder, fends off others near Los Angeles
A 93-year-old suburban Los Angeles homeowner, who a relative said was frustrated over being the victim of numerous home break-ins, shot and critically wounded a burglar.
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New rule from CDC no longer requires COVID-19 test for international travel. How will businesses benefit?
Beginning Sunday, international travelers will no longer have to show proof of a negative covid test before entering the U.S.
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Petition approved for effort to ban encampments, increase shelter
The proposed ordinance, spearheaded by LA Councilman Joe Buscaino, would amend the city's laws on where encampments are allowed.
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Hot Dog on a Stick reportedly nearing demolition
The legacy business will expand in its current location near the Santa Monica Pier, with construction set to begin this winter.
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Eyewitness Newsmakers: Mayor Eric Garcetti discusses vaccine progress, reopening restaurants in Los Angeles
Mayor Eric Garcetti says Los Angeles COVID-19 case rates are dropping enough that the county may soon leave the state's most restrictive purple tier, letting restaurants reopen indoor dining.
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Appointments are no longer needed to get tested for COVID-19 at L.A. city-run sites
People interested in getting tested can show up to one of the city’s testing sites during the normal business hours of 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., from Monday through Saturday, Mayor Eric Garcetti said…
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Metro considers congestion pricing for DTLA, I-10 Freeway, Santa Monica Mountains
Two years ago, the Metro Board of Directors voted to explore strategies to ease the snarling traffic that famously plague Los Angeles - including congestion pricing. Now,
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L.A. County to allow outdoor dining Friday after California lifts regional stay-at-home order
After Gov. Gavin Newsom lifted the regional stay-at-home order, Los Angeles County officials on Monday announced many venues can reopen and outdoor dining can resume Friday. The county is aligning with the state’s COVID-19 restrictions, allowing activitie
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Two Big LA Restaurants Close Because of ‘Draconian’ Outdoor Dining Ban
Plus, how to help the East Hollywood community cookouts, and the LA Times calls the lack of federal funding for restaurants a ‘national disgrace’
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L.A. County’s holiday COVID-19 restrictions face skepticism from weary public
It was a Black Friday contrast that speaks to the immense challenge facing public health officials as they try to slow an unprecedented coronavirus surge during a holiday season that many hoped would be a reprieve from a year of pandemic restrictions. Los
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Lakers, Dodgers title runs becoming a COVID-19 mess for Los Angeles
The Lakers won the NBA championship two weeks ago and the Dodgers are one game away from winning the World Series. Their run through the playoffs has prompted watch parties and celebrations.
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L.A. County eases COVID-19 restrictions: Everything to know - Los Angeles Times
Health officials warn the reopenings come with warnings as the virus remains widespread in the community.
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LA County Reports Fewer Than 1,000 New COVID-19 Cases For First Time Since June, Could Start Granting Waivers to Open Classrooms
The number of daily coronavirus infections continued to drop Tuesday in Los Angeles County, falling below the 1,000 mark for the first time since early June and...
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Parking Tickets Covered By Eighth Amendment’s Ban On Excessive Fines, Federal Court Rules
“This right to be free from excessive governmental fines is not a relic relegated to the period of parchments and parliaments, but rather it remains a crucial bulwark against government abuse.”
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Apply today: City of LA will pay up to $2,000 of your rent due to coronavirus – Daily News
A five-day application period opens Monday, July 13, for a city relief program aimed at helping Los Angeles residential tenants struggling with the economic affects of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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iPhone 11 Stolen From Looted T-Mobile Store Tracked To San Bernardino Home; 2 Arrested – CBS Los Angeles
Siante Lockridge, 28, and Anthony Flewellen, 36, both of San Bernardino, are in custody on burglary charges.
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Federal Court Orders LA To Relocate Homeless People Living Near Freeways – CBS Los Angeles
Under the order, anyone camping near freeway overpasses and underpasses, and near entrance and exit ramps, must be relocated for health and safety reasons.
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From trails to businesses, here’s a list of what can reopen under L.A. County’s 5-stage plan | KTLA
Despite being home to just a quarter of the state’s population, Los Angeles County as of Sunday has reported about 50% of known COVID-19 cases in California. So as the state begins the next phase of its four-stage reopening plan, the county is also follow
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Hundreds Of Thousands In LA Infected With Coronavirus: Study
Hundreds Of Thousands In LA Infected With Coronavi - Los Angeles, CA - A USC study found that hundreds of thousands of LA County residents already have antibodies to the coronavirus.
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Port of L.A. engineer intentionally derailed train in an attempted attack on USNS Mercy, prosecutors say
LOS ANGELES (KTLA) – A train engineer at the Port of Los Angeles is facing federal charges for allegedly charging a locomotive off tracks toward the USNS Mercy, which he suspected is tied to a government plot, federal prosecutors said Wednesday. Eduardo M
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Los Angeles to Start Testing High-Risk Residents for Coronavirus
Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti announced the city is making novel coronavirus testing available beginning Monday to high-risk residents who are showing...
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Disneyland Closes for Only Fourth Time in History Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
The parks previously closed down in the wake of the JFK assassination, the Northridge earthquake, and 9/11, but this will represent their longest closure in history.
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1 Person Critically Injured In Century City Shooting, Police Searching For Multiple Suspects – CBS Los Angeles
Police were investigating a shooting at a restaurant at Century City Mall Monday night that left one person in critical condition.
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60 people are injured after a plane dumped jet fuel, hitting six schools around Los Angeles - CNN
A Delta plane approaching Los Angeles International Airport dumped fuel, hitting children at six schools Tuesday. The victims were treated by dozens of firefighters and paramedics at the school and the FAA said it is now investigting.
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Balad leader Zahalka opposes recommending Gantz as PM
A Joint Arab List meeting on Saturday ended without a decision to recommend Blue and White leader Benny Gantz for
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LA getting serious about lifting minimum parking space requirements in Downtown - Curbed LA
Downtown Los Angeles could become the city’s first neighborhood to do away with parking minimums.
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India scrubs historic moon mission less than an hour before liftoff - Los Angeles Times
Citing a 'technical snag,' India postponed an unmanned mission to the south pole of the moon, part of a growing global space race.
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Yes, That's Snow You Just Saw In Los Angeles: LAist
Technically, it's a kind of snowfall known as graupel, which is not a weird Bulgarian stew. We'll let the NWS explain.
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David Horowitz, Legendary Consumer Journalist, Dies at 81
Longtime consumer journalist David Horowitz passed away at age 81, his wife told NBC4.
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Here’s the Real (No Good) Reason Glasses Are So Expensive
You're getting ripped off, big time.
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5 Ways You Can Help California's Wildfire Victims
Financial donations are great, but that's not the only way to help California's evacuees.
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Housing costs eat up more income in LA than in any other major U.S. city - Curbed LA
A new Zillow report illustrates how unaffordable homes and apartments have become.
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LA Is Doing Water Better Than Your City. Yes, That LA
With climate change on the horizon, Los Angeles is rushing to pull water from surprising sources. The goal: aqueous independence.
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Whole Foods faces backlash over food shortages at stores | The Drum
A faulty inventory system at Whole Foods is leading to empty shelves at stores across the country, much to the annoyance of employees and customers alike.
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A decisive defeat for Measure S: LA voters reject anti-development measure - Curbed LA
The initiative would have curtailed construction citywide
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Nice 'terrorist attack': truck hits Bastille Day crowd killing 77 people – live updates | World news | The Guardian
Police say a vehicle which struck crowds celebrating Bastille Day in the southern French city of Nice contained ‘arms, loaded with grenades’
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Film tax credits, new media outlets help revive L.A.'s entertainment economy - LA Times
Hollywood is not just having a banner year at the box office — the backlot is booming too.
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Disneyland 60th anniversary celebration gets end date -- but it may get a new use - LA Times
Disneyland 's 60th anniversary celebration -- including its overhauled nighttime parade, fiery fireworks show and fire-and-water extravaganza -- now has an end date.
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Are we becoming more STUPID? IQ scores are decreasing | Mail Online
Evidence suggests the IQs of people in the UK, Denmark and Australia have declined by 1.5 points since 1998.
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Firefighters at Disneyland after workers complain of odor, illness
Anaheim firefighters were dispatched to Disneyland on Friday after six people reportedly complained of an odor and being sick.
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Firefighters Respond as Six Sickened at Disneyland: Anaheim Police
Firefighters were responding Friday afternoon to Disneyland in Anaheim after six people complained of an odor and were sick to their stomachs, according to police. File photo of Disneyland in 2013. (Credit: KTLA) Anaheim Police Department Lt.
