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CalFresh EBT Cards Can Now Pay for Amazon, Walmart Grocery Delivery

CalFresh recipients can now use their EBT cards to order groceries online via Amazon and Walmart, according to a release

Starting tomorrow, construction workers can register for a free COVID-19 test even if they do not have symptoms. This is

“I ordered a chicken and an egg from Amazon,” a sign in front of Harrison Klinski’s Claremont home reads. “I’ll

If you’re eligible to vote in L.A. County, you’ll receive a vote-by-mail ballot for all upcoming elections, beginning with the

After a sold-out run earlier this month, Vampire.Pizza returns for another round of pies and puzzles May 1-3. The pop-up

Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) is offering free, grab-and-go meals at over 60 centers for anyone who needs them.

Despite plans to give it a fond farewell, Amoeba Music’s iconic Sunset location is officially closed for good. Via a

Last week, Governor Gavin Newsom announced Restaurants Deliver: Home Meals for Seniors, a new program that will put restaurants back to

During today’s briefing, Governor Gavin Newsom stressed one thing over all others. We have to stay home and continue abiding

With so many people suffering financial uncertainty right now, it may be hard to keep food on your own table,

It may not come as a surprise to Californians who’ve seen every large event since mid-March called off or postponed,

While the parks remain closed, Disney has released a virtual version of its Incredicoaster, the Incredibles-themed roller coaster at California