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‘No Mask, No Service’ Should Be Policy for Businesses in LA, Mayor Says Los Angeles businesses should refuse service to anyone refusing to wear a mask or adequate face covering amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Mayor Eric Garcetti said Wednesday. “If there’s no mask, there
George Lopez on His New Netflix Stand Up Comedy Special “We’ll Do It For Half” Nothing is off limits for veteran comedian George Lopez in his new Netflix original comedy stand up special, “We’ll Do It For Half.” Except, he says, children and the
South LA Family Shares Pain, Warning After 20 Family Members Test Positive for COVID-19 and Patriarch Dies They say it spread like wildfire. More than 20 members of one South Los Angeles family say they have tested positive for COVID-19, with the virus taking
Police Foundations And Their Corporate Donors Give Cops Secret Slush Funds Protests across the country against police brutality are starting to chip away at once-sacrosanct law enforcement budgets. But one significant source of police funding remains mostly untouched: private police foundations, which influence law
Elevated Levels of Hydrogen Sulfide at Salton Sea Prompts Odor Advisory Some Coachella Valley residents may smell the stench of rotting eggs in the air Sunday due to elevated levels of hydrogen sulfide wafting from the Salton Sea. The South Coast Air Quality Management
‘That ’70s Show’ Actor Danny Masterson Charged With Rape “That ’70s Show” actor Danny Masterson was charged with the rapes of three women at his Hollywood Hills home between 2001 and 2003, according to the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office. The three counts
Protests Held Across California for Third Straight Weekend For the third weekend in a row, protesters took to the streets of Los Angeles, San Francisco and other communities across California to demand racial justice in the wake of George Floyd’s killing by police in
Driver Leads Police Through East LA [unable to retrieve full-text content] A driver lead the LAPD through East LA Thursday night. This is a developing story. Refresh for updates. Published at Fri, 12 Jun 2020 04:00:01 +0000
LAPD Accused Of Shooting Man In Wheelchair In The Face With Rubber Bullets The Los Angeles Police Department is investigating reports that officers shot a man in the eye with rubber bullets amid an anti-police-brutality and anti-racism protest in the city. Multiple photos show
Fire Erupts in Downtown LA Building Amid Santa Ana Winds More than 100 firefighters were working to clear a blaze in a downtown Los Angeles produce building Monday amid dangerous fire weather conditions. Crews attacked the fire from the inside and out at the
LA’s Covid-19 Testing Sites Are Back Open All COVID-19 testing sites in the city and county of Los Angeles are back open Friday after temporary shutdowns during a week of demonstrations. Same-day appointments are available at state-operated OptumServe sites, according to Dr. Christina Ghaly,
One Hospitalized in Gas Station Police Shootout Near Downtown LA One person was hospitalized in a shootout Monday night at a gas station west of downtown Los Angeles. Plain-clothed LAPD narcotics officers arrived a Chevron gas station near Vermont Avenue and 22nd Street, just
Riverside County Amazon Facility Responds to COVID-19 Safety Concerns Some Amazon employees in the Inland Empire say the company is not doing enough to keep them safe from COVID-19. For the first time, the NBC4 I-Team got a look at how Amazon is responding
Greek Theatre’s 2020 Season Canceled for First Time in 90 Years The Greek Theatre announced Tuesday night it has canceled its 2020 season because of the coronavirus pandemic. Conforming to state, county and city guidelines made mass gatherings for concerts and other large crowd
McDonald’s Workers Go After Company For Failing To Protect Them During Coronavirus McDonald’s workers filed a lawsuit in Chicago, took legal actions in California and are planning strikes nationwide, all in response to the company’s alleged failure to protect workers amid the coronavirus pandemic.
San Bernardino County Approved to Move Into Accelerated Phase 2, Open Dine-In Restaurants and Malls San Bernardino County gained state approval to move into accelerated Phase 2 and open dine-in restaurants, stores and malls after flattening its COVID-19 curve, county officials announced in a
Victoria’s Secret Sales Tumble as 250 Stores Set to Close Key Points L Brands, Victoria’s Secret parent company, said Wednesday it still remains committed to make Bath & Body Works a “pure-play public company,” with Victoria’s Secret operating as another standalone business. Net sales
