In a Los Angeles County briefing hosted by Supervisor Hilda Solis this afternoon, Los Angeles County Inspector General Max Huntsman,
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Indoor Restaurants, Museums Must Close For 3 Weeks
Due to climbing cases of COVID-19 across the state, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced that several businesses in 19 counties, including
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Plan to Replace LAPD on Non-Violent Calls Moves Ahead
Today, L.A. City Council unanimously voted for the development of a crisis response plan that would send non-violent service calls
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LADOT Resumes Parking Enforcement July 6
[Update, July 1]: Good news! Los Angeles will continue parking relaxed enforcement though the rest of July thanks to a
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Getty, USC Get Archives of Architect Paul R. Williams
The Getty Research Institute and UCS School of Architecture have acquired the archives of Paul R. Williams, a prominent Black
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L.A. County Beaches Closed & Fireworks Displays Banned This 4th of July Weekend
This upcoming weekend is Independence Day, but we’re also experiencing a surge in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations. For that reason,
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L.A. County Announces Highest Number of New COVID-19 Cases Yet
Today, L.A. County Public Health Director Dr. Barbara Ferrer reported 2,903 new confirmed cases of COVID-19, “the largest number of
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L.A., Compton to Explore Guaranteed Income Programs
Mayors in cities including Los Angeles and Compton are working on Universal Guaranteed Income pilot programs. These programs would provide
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Hugo’s Tacos Takes a Break Due to Anti-Mask Harassment
At Hugo’s Tacos in Atwater Village, employees received so much harassment from customers who didn’t want to wear a mask
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Newsom Orders Bars in L.A. County to Close Again
Today, Gov. Gavin Newsom ordered bars in Los Angeles County to close once more due to a surge in COVID-19
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L.A. Parks Has Free & Discounted Day Camps This Summer
This summer, the L.A. County Department of Parks and Recreation will offer over 111 day- and mini- summer camps at
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Lawmakers Call Out EDD For Delays, Unreliable Service
Lawmakers are condemning California’s Employment Development Department (EDD), citing harmful delays for applicants seeking unemployment benefits during the pandemic. According
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