Long Beach, Pasadena enact eased yellow tier rules
Pasadena and Long Beach enacted eased guidelines on Wednesday, including the reopening of indoor bars.
CinCOVID de Mayo: Party continues in West Hollywood
The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic didn't stop masked up Angelenos from partying at restaurants and bars.
Nebraska reports 1st COVID-19 death of a fully vaccinated person
State health officials said the patient was an 80-year-old woman with underlying conditions.
Woman who survived Holocaust, two pandemics celebrates 100th birthday
A Long Island woman, who was born as the world was recovering from the last pandemic in the 1920s and escaped Nazi Germany, is now celebrating her 100th birthday.
Dozens of migrant children at Long Beach, Pomona centers treated for COVID-19
About four dozen migrant children being housed at an intake center at the Long Beach Convention Center have tested positive for COVID-19, along with 14 more at the Pomona Fairplex.
Federal judge throws out national eviction moratorium, DOJ appeals
The Department of Justice is fighting to keep a national eviction moratorium in place after a federal judge invalidated the measure that aids financially strapped tenants during the COVID-19 pandemic.
COVID-19 toll in US projected to drop this summer, but variants could set back progress
Teams of experts are projecting that COVID-19′s toll on the U.S. will wane dramatically by the end of July, but warn variants are a “wild card” that could set back progress.
Los Angeles County moves into California's least restrictive yellow tier
On Tuesday, Los Angeles County became eligible to move into the yellow tier, California’s least restrictive on the state’s Blueprint for a Safer Economy, which eases more rules for businesses amid the ongoing pandemic.
President Biden considering LA Mayor Eric Garcetti as ambassador to India, report says
Garcetti's office claims the report is "speculative."
Mass shootings on the rise again as progress is made on ongoing COVID-19 pandemic
After a year of pandemic lockdowns, public mass shootings are back. For many, the fear of contracting an invisible virus is suddenly compounded by the forgotten yet more familiar fear of getting caught in a random act of violence.
Knott's Berry Farm hosts 'Family Reunion' to celebrate return of parkgoers
Knott’s Berry Farm is reopening its theme park with a summer celebration commemorating its 100 years in business.
WHO: More COVID-19 cases reported globally in past 2 weeks than in 1st 6 months of pandemic
WHO Director-General Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said more cases of COVID-19 have been reported globally in the past two weeks than in the first six months of the pandemic.
Hollywood's Magic Castle set to reopen May 21
Hollywood's Magic Castle, the world-famous private clubhouse for magicians, will reopen on May 21 after being closed for more than a year because of the coronavirus pandemic, The Academy of Magical Arts announced Tuesday.
US companies that cheat workers out of pay unlikely to be fined or punished, Labor Department data found
The analysis found that the government rarely penalizes repeat offenders and often lets the companies that do get caught pay workers back less than they owe.
LA County residents 16 and over can now get vaccine without appointment
Los Angeles County announced via an alert on Monday that residents 16 and older can now get a COVID-19 vaccine without an appointment.
Tired, but determined: Nurses push through emotionally draining side of COVID-19 care
Many of our heroes in the frontline are suffering from physical and mental burnout due to the ongoing pandemic.
LAX reports record number of travelers, but still lags in passengers compared to 2019
The Los Angeles International Airport officials reported a record number of passengers flying on Sunday, but the numbers still lag in comparison to passengers in 2019.
Nurse: Who am I to decide who gets to say goodbye to dying COVID-19 patient?
An ICU nurse choked back tears through much of the interview, speaking thoughtfully about the burden and privilege of helping COVID-19 patients. One of the hardest parts of her job over the last year was telling the families of a terminal COVID-19 patient, that only one person could be in the room to say goodbye.
Nurses face battle with physical, mental burnout during ongoing pandemic
Many of our heroes in the frontline are suffering from physical and mental burnout due to the ongoing pandemic.
Caltech grads won't be able to physically walk up to get diploma, families can't sit on campus field
Family members will not be allowed to watch Caltech's graduation in-person, according to the school's ceremony plans.