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Vaccine Line Jumpers Plague LA Where COVID-19 Has Killed 20,000
County leaders lashed out at 'disgusting' vaccine line jumpers Tuesday, but when it comes to the coronavirus, inequity is part of the plague
Tiger Woods Cut From Wreckage In Rollover Crash, Hospitalized
Tiger Woods was injured in a crash near Rolling Hills Estates and Rancho Palos Verdes early Tuesday, officials said.
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Celebrity Cougar P-22 Receives New Collar, Status Update
P-22 is now over 11 years old, making him a senior citizen in the mountain lion kingdom.
OC High School Football Resumes With Health Protocols In Place
Football and water polo are among the sports free to play competitively on Friday, OC Health Care Director Dr. Clayton Chau says.
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Santa Monica Startup Develops Drug Candidate To Fight Coronavirus
A biopharmaceutical startup in Santa Monica has developed a new drug candidate to provide an antiviral treatment against COVID-19.
The 'Spiritual Battle' To Preserve Venice's Historic Black Church
The First Baptist Church of Venice has 100 years of history and a new Black Lives Matter mural to honor it. So what happened this weekend?
Shutdown-Defiant Tinhorn Flats Loses Business License
Burbank city leaders voted to revoke the license of a business accused of repeatedly defying health orders during the shutdown.
Can Former Olympian, Equestrian Coach Save SJC Riding Park?
San Juan Capistrano city council voted to reopen the bidding process, expanding Rancho Mission Viejo Riding Park to non-equestrian usage.
Hip-Hop Artist Travis Scott Makes Appearance At Fairfax Pop-Up
The 'ASTROWORLD' artist drew a mob of fans as he appeared to promote his new i-D cover story.
Two Stabbed Inside Lake Forest Home, One Suspect Arrested
Officers responded to a townhome on Rue Fontaine early Tuesday where a man and woman were both found, stabbed.
LAPD Seeks To Ferret Out Officer Behind 'Disgusting' Image
Officers involved distributing a Valentine's card mocking the death of George Floyd will be disciplined, said LAPD Chief Michel Moore said.
Theme Parks Should Be Allowed To Reopen Earlier: LA County Supes
LA's Board of Supervisors threw their support behind a bill that would allow theme parks to reopen earlier than the state currently allows.
Mission Viejo Man Suspected Of Shooting At Off-Duty Officer
A shooting incident on the eastbound Ortega Highway ends with an arrest at a Los Altos residence in Mission Viejo, Sunday.
Pileup Shuts Down Southbound 170 Freeway In North Hollywood
A multi-vehicle crash forced the closure of the southbound lanes of the Hollywood (170) Freeway Tuesday morning.
West Valley, North Central Animal Shelters Expected To Reopen
Animal Services Director Brenda Barnette announced that staff had voted to reopen two closed shelters in March, COVID cases permitting.
No Surprise: North Hollywood High School Wins LADWP Science Bowl
The school has won the regional tournament 22 times in the last 24 years.
'Black Panther' Designer Ruth Carter To Receive Walk Of Fame Star
The accomplished costume director has received several Academy Award nominations for her work on movies like 'Malcolm X.'
LA County Approves $5 Hero Pay For GroceryAnd Pharmacy Workers
The urgency ordinance will give a $5 pay bump to essential workers at large chains for the next four months in unincorporated communities
SigAlert On 101 Freeway: 1 Killed In Suspected Hit & Run Crash
A fatal crash shut down portions of the northbound Hollywood (101) Freeway in Downtown Los Angeles Tuesday.
Agoura Hills Saw 60.4 Percent Voter Turnout Increase In 2020
After Agoura Hills started holding its elections during big election years, it saw huge voter turnout increases, a new study contends.
Los Angeles To Ban Use Of Electric Prods And Spurs At Rodeos
The Los Angeles City Council voted unanimously to ban the use of inhumane devices designed to agitate rodeo animals.
Fatal Crash Closes Southbound Costa Mesa Freeway, DUI Suspected
A BMW driving at a high rate of speed slammed into a Lexus, both heading southbound on state Route 55. One woman died at the scene.
Calabasas Loses Internet In Large Spectrum Outage
Power went down all over Los Angeles and Ventura counties for a little over an hour, and some annoyed customers are demanding credits.
Lake Forest At 30 Years Old, Looking Back To Look Forward
The city of Lake Forest incorporated 30 years ago and in that time residents have amassed memories galore. Here's how to share yours!
Anaheim Convention Center Super POD Opens Tuesday
Second-dose shots will be given to those who had their appointments postponed last week at the Anaheim Convention Center, starting Tuesday.
Dinosaur Topiary In Santa Monica: Photo Of The Day
A Patch reader shares a great view from Third Street Promenade in Santa Monica.
Jewish Center, Kids Create Frontline Care Packages For Heroes
Students at the Academy of the Arts elementary school and members of the Jewish Community Center created care packages for hospital workers.
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