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News Brief: L.A. Surpasses 200,000 Cases of COVID-19

In today’s roundup, we touch on a grim milestone in L.A.’s coronavirus battle and new controversies surrounding LA Apparel’s CEO,

[Update: August 18] The application deadline has been extended. It is now Friday, August 21, at 11:59 p.m.. Applications for

The 2020 season of Electric Dusk Drive-in returns Aug. 7 with a new home on top of The Old Sears

We used to tell you about all the things you could go out and do in Los Angeles on a

On the docket today: Teachers and parents protest LBUSD’s proposed instruction guidelines, the County puts some teeth into its ban

Today, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti announced a punitive measure for those who are still throwing large gatherings or parties

Despite the pandemic, some people have been throwing caution to the wind and having parties anyhow. But after one large

The fee to enter U.S. National Parks is waived today to celebrate a new bill called the Great American Outdoors

Today’s daily brief includes a contested rent control ballot initiative in Burbank, a deadly house party in Beverly Hills, and

Los Angeles County won’t extend waivers to reopen in-person education at elementary schools this fall because L.A. County’s COVID-19 case

This summer, people in Los Angeles are using an app to rent out their pools by the hour. Is that

Need a fresh summer brew? Hawthorne-based brewery Common Space has a new tropical IPA that comes in a colorful can