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San Diego At Risk Of Being Downgraded To Purple TierThat would mean that San Diego County movie theaters would have to close and restaurants and places of worship would have to shutter their indoor operations.
Camp Pendleton Marines, SoCal Civilians Charged In Alleged Drug Trafficking Ring Linked To Marine's Fatal OverdoseTwo active-duty United States Marines stationed at Camp Pendleton were arrested Tuesday on drug trafficking charges.
SoFi Stadium To Serve As Vote Center For November ElectionVoters can cast ballots outside the stadium from Oct. 30 through to Election Day.
Vin Scully's Personal Collection Of Dodgers Memorabilia Up For AuctionHall of Famer and Dodgers icon Vin Scully’s personal collection is going on the auction block as part of the 16th annual MLB All-Star Game auction. Live bidding for all items will start at 11 a.m. Wednesday.
At Least 29 Structures Damaged Or Destroyed As Bobcat Fire Continues To GrowThe blaze forced new evacuations Monday afternoon for the area around Upper Big Tujunga Canyon Road.
Help Needed To Find Hit-And-Run Driver Left 70-Year-Old Woman In Chinatown Street With Brain Bleed, Broken NeckThe woman was crossing Broadway in a crosswalk and had the “Walk” signal when she was struck by a car making a left onto Broadway from westbound College Street.
Hollywood Unions, Studios Reach Deal On COVID-19 ProtocolsUnder the deal, actors and those they come in close contact with must be tested at least three times per week.
Fountain Valley Elementary Schools Reopen TuesdayThe OK to reopen all O.C. schools beginning Tuesday was made possible after the county was upgraded from the purple to red tier earlier this month thanks to its low coronavirus numbers.
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SoFi Stadium To Serve As Vote Center For November ElectionVoters can cast ballots outside the stadium from Oct. 30 through to Election Day.
'Is This The Year The SEC Beats Each Other Up?': Gary Danielson Previews LSU Mississippi State, Week 1 Of SEC ScheduleThe SEC on CBS analyst is preparing for the return of the conference this week with a new look LSU.
Jazmyn Jackson On Athletes Unlimited Softball: 'These Are Some Talented Women Out Here'Jazmyn Jackson discusses her experience in the new professional softball league called Athletes Unlimited Softball and using her platform to discuss racial injustice.
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Riverside County Poised To Move To Red Tier As Supervisors Consider Motion To ReopenRiverside County is poised to move from the state's purple to red tier on Tuesday, but at least one county supervisor says his district cannot afford to wait to reopen any longer.
Crews Work To Defend Mt. Wilson Observatory From Bobcat FireFirefighters continued to defend the Mount Wilson Observatory in the Angeles National Forest along with several radio and television communication towers valued at about $1 billion. Hermela Aregawi reports.
Police Searching For Suspects Involved In Fatal Shooting Of 23-Year-Old Man In PacoimaOn Sept. 13, LAPD officers responded to a shooting call around 5:30 a.m. in the 12500 block of De Garmo Avenue. Officers found 23-year-old Rony Jovel suffering from a gunshot wound.
Trump To Announce Supreme Court Pick Friday Or SaturdayPresident Trump said Monday he intends to announce who he will nominate to the U.S. Supreme Court to replace the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg on either Friday or Saturday, waiting until late in the week to allow for funeral services for the justice to be held.
Bobcat Fire Continues To Push Past 100,000 Acres In Its Second WeekAs of Monday night, the fire was 106,179 acres in size and containment decreased from 15% to 13% containment. Nicole Comstock reports.
Hispanic Heritage Month: El Pueblo De Los Angeles Historical MonumentEl Pueblo de Los Angeles Historical Monument is a 44-acre district in downtown Los Angeles that dates back to 1781.
LA County Reports 652 New COVID-19 Cases, 16 DeathsThe Los Angeles County Department of Public Health Monday reported 652 newly confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus and 16 new deaths, bringing countywide totals to 261,446 cases and 6,366 deaths.
Jobless Claims On Pause As California EDD Announces Reset PeriodThe coronavirus pandemic shut down entire industries in March, leaving hundreds of thousands of people without work and in desperate need for help. Jeff Nguyen reports.
Pine-Sol Added To List Of Disinfectants That Kill COVID-19Original Pine-Sol has been added to the EPA's list of products that can kill COVID-19. Lesley Marin reports.
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Unemployment Insurance Scammers Targeting Unoccupied HomesBut one local woman says she’s getting dozens and dozens of claim letters being sent to her vacant home.
OC Family On The Hook For $4,400 Bill Claiming They Used Equivalent Of 50 Swimming Pools' Worth Of WaterA Garden Grove family got quite the shock when a bill came in the mail charging them more than $4,000 for 760,000 gallons of water usage.
David Goldstein Investigation: Bags Of Mail Piling Up At LA Post OfficesMail sorting machines have been removed statewide, including 16 in Santa Ana, 12 in L.A., and 8 in a processing center in Santa Clarita - which officials say was done to cut costs.
