Tag: morning brief

“Trump-Incited Mob Storms Capitol.” That was the headline from the L.A. Times front page I received in my inbox this

Rents are getting deferred, some frontline workers are getting a pay bump, and the COVID-19 surge continues to wreak havoc

Prop 22’s passing means grocery chains are gutting full-time delivery drivers in favor of independent contractors from app-based services like

The city’s biggest testing site just got even bigger. Also this morning: another LAFD firefighter has died of COVID-19, a

How do big, maskless concerts in Echo Park and Downtown L.A. sound right before the end of the year? Peachy.

If you’re going to have a secret NYE event at a Beverly Hills restaurant, it would probably help to keep

It’s Christmas Eve, but unfortunately, there’s no let up for COVID-19. Yesterday was the worst day so far in terms

Capacity limitations aside, masses of people are holiday shopping at L.A. County malls, and now, outbreaks have been reported at

COVID-19 hospitalizations continue to increase countywide, and the next few weeks offer little hope of respite for exhausted healthcare workers.

Los Angeles supermarkets are essential, but they’re not immune to COVID-19 spread. Like a lot of other local businesses, they’re

Los Angeles County is now the epicenter of COVID-19 for the entire country, and a grim outlook has union reps

The hospital situation in Southern California is bad, and the coming weeks may only get grimmer. Also this morning: Beverly