Northridge United Methodist Church on Reseda Boulevard. (Google Street View) Here is a sampling of religion events in the San Fernando Valley area. Some congregations have switched to online-only services. Jan. 16 The Way It Works: The Rev. Michael McMorrow explains the message, 10:30 a.m. during an online-only service. The center’s January theme is “Resurrect,
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A package of proposed legislation has been introduced by a South Bay assemblyman to help state school districts deal with the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Assembly Bills 1607, 1609 and 1614 would give districts the financial stability they need to keep operating schools through the public health crisis. “We need to do everything we can to
Hundreds of dockworkers, who have logged long hours for more than a year to clear the backlog of ships at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, have been sidelined recently as the omicron variant of the coronavirus sweeps through their ranks, officials said this week. Some 1,200 positive tests came back from ports
And women chime in on social media about being victims of sexual harassment or assault. Sharon Tay and Juan Fernandez report.
San Pedro’s new waterfront has been a long time coming. But with construction on the buildings, the final step, expected to begin sometime around spring — and an opening still envisioned for late 2023 — an effort is underway to provide an early preview, with an agreement in the planning that would allow the public
AJ Buckley sits down with Serene Branson to discuss his role as Sonny Quinn.
In this file photo, Isaac Cason, 15, takes a photo of his parents, Cedric and Rachel Carson, as they visit the statue of Martin Luther King Jr. in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day in downtown Riverside on Monday, Jan. 18, 2021. The Carsons come to the statue every year on MLK Jr. Day.
Murder suspect Steven Manzo whose case was “erroneously” dismissed was released from Century Regional Detention Center in Lynwood and on the loose in the downtown Los Angeles area on Tuesday afternoon, officials said.
Pasadena’s annual tally of unhoused residents will no longer occur in the final weeks of January, the postponement spurred by the relentless winter surge in COVID-19 cases gripping the region, officials announced on Thursday, Jan. 13. Pasadena joins Long Beach, which announced on Wednesday that its annual tally of those living without permanent shelter was
Rows of photographs lined a conference room and outdoor patio at the Riverside County District Attorney’s Office on Wednesday, depicting people from all walks of life who shared one thing in common: they all died of fentanyl overdoses. Surviving family members of some of those men and women gathered for a news conference aimed at
A body camera video that allegedly shows a Los Angeles police officer planting drugs on a suspect is by itself inconclusive, LAPD Chief Charlie Beck said Tuesday. David Goldstein reports.
They are the voice of calm in a sea of panic, armed with gloves and a big smile, helping worried shoppers meet their basic needs. KCAL9’s Stacey Butler speaks with grocery store clerks helping to serve their communities.
A much-anticipated swell arrived Wednesday, Jan. 12, bringing beefy waves to the coastline for surfers, but hazardous conditions for novices who were warned to stay clear of the waters. The National Weather Service’s high surf advisory in Los Angeles County is expected to expire at 9 p.m. on Wednesday, while Orange County’s remains in effect
The incident unfolded just before 11 p.m. Saturday night at the Taco Bell on Avalon and Century boulevards. Joy Benedict reports.
Riverside leaders decided late Tuesday, Jan. 11, to ask the Riverside County District Attorney’s Office to investigate whether city utility contracts may have been steered toward certain companies when David Wright was general manager of Riverside Public Utilities. Wright, a 62-year-old Riverside resident who left city government in 2013 and became chief of the Los
A single-engine Cessna 172 went down Sunday onto train tracks adjacent to Whiteman Airport in Pacoima, sending the pilot to the hospital.
A single-engine Cessna 172 went down Sunday onto train tracks adjacent to Whiteman Airport in Pacoima, sending the pilot to the hospital.
Gov. Gavin Newsom’s $286 billion spending plan proposes allocating $21.8 billion for higher education, including the University of California, Cal State University and California Community Colleges. The CSU, composed of 23 campuses, and the 10-campus UC systems would both get five years of 5% annual funding increases under Newsom’s proposed budget, which the governor introduced
The day started and ended with a fiery sky ablaze with color – and when darkness fell, a bright white halo illuminated around the moon, watching down as candlelight flickered in honor of Los Angeles County firefighter Jonathan Flagler. “For a day like today, nothing more fitting,” said Los Angeles County Fire Department Chaplin Vince
A high surf advisory has been issued by the National Weather Service, warning of big waves that will be showing up along the Southern California coast starting Tuesday, Jan. 11. The advisory warns of waves in the 5- to 8-foot range at Los Angeles County and Orange County beaches, increasing the risk of rip currents