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Vacant Pico-Union Home Goes Up In FlamesA more than century-old home in the Pico-Union neighborhood was engulfed by a greater-alarm blaze early Tuesday morning.
Greater-Alarm Fire Rips Through Downtown LA Strip Mall, Arson Suspect DetainedAn arson suspect has been detained in connection with a greater-alarm fire which broke out at a strip mall in downtown Los Angeles Tuesday morning.
Evelyn Taft's Weather Forecast (July 13)Evelyn Taft takes a look at tonight's weather forecast.
Spike In Coronavirus Cases, Hospitalizations Continues In SouthlandLos Angeles County reported more than 2,500 newly confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus Monday with more than 2,100 people hospitalized with the illness.
Inland Empire Business Owners Ordered To Close Due To Coronavirus Spike Say They Will Stay OpenRiverside and San Bernardino counties reported additional deaths attributed to the novel coronavirus over the weekend as Gov. Gavin Newsom ordered a number of indoor businesses closed to slow the spread, but some business owners said they planned to stay open in defiance of the mandate.
LA County Businesses Prepare For Another Round Of Coronavirus ClosuresAs Los Angeles County officials reported 2,593 newly confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus and 13 deaths, Gov. Gavin Newsom ordered the closure of all indoor operations at restaurants, bars, gyms, churches, malls, and other locations in 30 counties statewide — including Los Angeles — in an effort to slow transmission of the illness.
OC School Board Votes To Allow In-Person Classes This Fall With No Masks Or Physical DistancingThe Orange County Board of Education voted 4-1 to allow schools to reopen next month with in-person instruction. Students and teachers can choose to attend classes without masks and no social distancing required. Protesters clashed outside a board meeting on Monday. Stacey Butler reports.
LAUSD Students Won't Return To Classrooms This Fall Because Of CoroanvirusThe superintendent for the Los Angeles Unified School District announced Monday that students will not return to the classroom when the fall semester begins next month because of the surge in coronavirus cases across the Southland. Brittney Hopper reports.
