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Firefighters continued battling the 44,393-acre Bobcat Fire in the Angeles National Forest today, after successfully protecting the Mount Wilson Observatory and nearby broadcast towers.
After two straight days of coronavirus case numbers exceeding 3,000, county health officials were weighing possible new restrictions in an effort to reverse a surge in infections.
More than 60 new coronavirus deaths were reported today by Los Angeles County health officials, who also confirmed another 2,651 cases.
Councilman David Ryu introduced a motion today that seeks to increase penalties against property owners who skirt building and safety rules or city laws, such as the Los Angeles party house ordinance.
The county now meets five of the state's six coronavirus-monitoring benchmarks, but large gatherings, parties and indoor church services could threaten the recovery effort.
As the coronavirus pandemic rages on, several California mayors described how the crisis has affected their cities, from an impending “homelessness armageddon” to the success of pedestrian-oriented streets.
UCLA public health and urban planning experts said they have developed a predictive model that pinpoints which populations in which neighborhoods of Los Angeles County are most at risk of becoming infected with the coronavirus.
L.A. County health officials defended new business and social gathering restrictions, stressing that absent an immediate downturn in COVID-19 case numbers, hospitals could be overwhelmed.
I am tired of hearing California described as a “bellwether” state, the state that “sets the tone” for the rest of the country and even the world.
Get involved by getting prepared and making the city greener.
This week you'll have plenty of opportunities to give your thanks, time and a few hard-earned samoleans.
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