Tag: morning brief

The Dodgers open their home schedule with fans in the stands. Long Beach loosens vaccine eligibility in advance of the

A big drop in shipments from J&J. A new database that helps understand the scope of homeless services. A survey

Two months until California fully reopens. A plan is approved to house migrant children at the LB Convention Center. The

Could L.A. move to the least restrictive tier of reopening by the end of April? Maybe. Also today: A leveling

L.A. enters the orange tier, big crowds close Griffith Park, and, no, you weren’t dreaming—that was a sizable earthquake you

L.A.’s vaccine distribution continues to pile up big numbers. A new CDC announcement on traveling. A Burbank restaurant owner gets

Newsom’s recall lacks massive support. Councilmembers want answers regarding the LAPD’s involvement in the Echo Park Lake showdown. A mass

L.A. bars will soon open for outdoor service. Republicans remain skeptical of COVID-19 vaccination. UCLA students go wild after an

Today: A program offering assistance to struggling renters, a strategy to battle catalytic converter theft, a return to the classroom

Some county students will be back in class this week. ‘Stop Asian Hate’ marches took place throughout Los Angeles on

Millions of Californians become eligible for vaccination next week. Also this morning: Reporters are detained during the Echo Park Lake

Tensions boil over the situation at Echo Park Lake, a massive list of pandemic-related closures in DTLA, special aid from