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Los Angeles County public health officials reported 1,332 more cases of the coronavirus since Thursday, bringing the total number of cases to 3,491,716 as of Thursday, Nov. 3. Officials reported seven more deaths linked to the coronavirus since Wednesday for a total of 33,992 deaths since tracking began. There were eight fewer patients since Wednesday,

“Lucrecia Ruiz Ruiz” from“The Legacy of Cacao” exhibition at LA Plaza Cocina, opening on Nov. 5 in Los Angeles. (Photo by Shava Cueva) Here is a sampling of things to do in the San Fernando Valley and Los Angeles area, Nov. 3-10. EVENTS Ventura County Farm Day: Learn about agriculture and farming — including alpacas,

WOODLAND HILLS — A 21-year-old motorist suspected of causing a fiery crash in Woodland Hills that left two people dead remained hospitalized Wednesday, and police said he was facing possible criminal charges. The two-vehicle collision was reported just after 9 p.m. Tuesday at Mulholland Drive and Valmar Road, according to the Los Angeles Fire Department.

Los Angeles has seen a spate of antisemitic incidents — from flyers, to graffiti, to freeway banners and Nazi salutes — in the weeks following Kanye West’s attacks on the Jewish people. But this spike in hate is not emerging from a vacuum. Data on the number of reported antisemitic incidents indicate a steady increase

Q: California is considered a very litigious state. Everyone seems to have a lawyer, know a lawyer, or have one in the family. Aren’t there just too many lawyers, lawsuits and laws? K.L., Arcadia A: There are about 1.5 million lawyers in the country,and yes, that is a lot. As to California, it has 29

From festivals and costume contests to trick-or-treating across town, there were plenty of festivities Los Angeles County residents participated in on the spookiest night of the year — Halloween. At the southeast corner of Walden Drive and Carmelia Avenue, for example, about 5,000 visitors were expected to visit “The Witch’s House” in Beverly Hills, according

A view from the San Fernando Valley: Work on the Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing that will cross over the 101 Freeway in Agoura Hills Tuesday, September 20, 2022. The bridge will enable wild animals such as cougars to avoid having to cross the freeway lanes. (Photo by Hans Gutknecht, Los Angeles Daily News/SCNG) Community meetings

Community altars, live music, community resource booths, food trucks and a vendor market place were among the entertainment options during a Día de los Muertos event on Saturday, Oct. 29, at Pacoima City Hall. Día de los Muertos is an annual celebration of never-ending spirit, observed from Oct. 31 to Nov. 2 each year —

Harvey Dunn is a collector. The 85-year-old retired CPA collects all sorts of things, including hand crank cinema cameras from the silent age of film. He has been collecting them for more than 50 years. He has two rooms in his large house in the San Fernando Valley dedicated to his collections—one filled with sports

An effort is underway to create a new national monument next to Joshua Tree National Park that would preserve almost 700,000 desert acres for recreation while protecting plants, animals and cultural and historic sites. The proposed Chuckwalla National Monument — named for the lizard found in the Sonoran and Mojave Desert and northwestern Mexico — would

Stratolaunch’s “The Roc” performed test flight number 8 on Friday, Oct 28, 2022, at Mojave airport.  This was the first test flight with the Talon-A separation Test vehicle. Stratolaunch’s “The Roc” performs test flight 8 Friday. Mojave airport CA/USA, Oct 28,2022. This was the first test flight with the Talon-A separation Test vehicle. (Photo by

With the contentious issues of automated cargo handling, wages and benefits, few thought this year’s contract talks between dockworkers and employers would be quick or easy. But it now appears it could be several more months before a contract is signed as negotiations have paused over a jurisdictional dispute at a terminal in the Port

Hanna Lykke is a crime and public safety reporter covering Southern California. She is a graduate of UC Berkeley, where she studied English and journalism. While attending Cal, she worked at Berkeley’s paper of record, The Daily Californian, covering city and campus issues. She also served as the paper’s first-ever sports copy chief. Driven to

Firefighters doused a fire at the former Lamplighter restaurant at the abandoned Valley Plaza shopping center in North Hollywood early Wednesday morning, Oct. 26, as arson investigators looked into a cause for that blaze and other, smaller ones reported nearby at around the same time. The larger fire began at the one-time restaurant, at 6261

Los Angeles County public health officials reported 928 more cases of the coronavirus since Tuesday, bringing the total number of cases to 3,483,444 as of Wednesday, Oct. 26. Officials reported 11 more deaths linked to the coronavirus since Tuesday for a total of 33,936 deaths since tracking began. There were seven fewer patients since Tuesday,

“Nights of the Jack” walk-through experience of Halloween lights and jack o’ lanterns runs through Oct. 31 at King Gillette Ranch In Calabasas. (Photo courtesy of “Nights of the Jack”) Here is a sampling of things to do in the San Fernando Valley and Los Angeles area, Oct. 27-Nov. 3. EVENTS Dine LA: The special

Just a day after Adidas dropped its partnership with Ye, also known as Kanye West, for recent anti-Semitic remarks, the rapper showed up uninvited at the Manhattan Beach headquarters of lifestyle and performance footwear company Skechers. It’s unclear what the purpose of his visit to the company’s corporate headquarters was, but Skechers, in a statement,

The Los Angeles Metropolitan Transportation Authority may review one of its longstanding policies — which requires passengers to deboard from the A Line (formerly the Blue Line) when the last train arrives at the Downtown Long Beach station — after that city submitted a request for the agency to do so, citing concerns that it

From left to right: Salia Baligh of Alverno Heights Academy, Sahanna Rajinikanthan of Arcadia High School, Bella Ballard, Zoë Denoncourt of Marshall Fundamental School, Michelle Cortez-Peralta of Pasadena High School, Uma Wittenberg of La Cañada High School and Adrian Crick of Sequoyah School during the coronation ceremony of the 104th Rose Queen and her court

They’re back. After more than two years juggling Zoom proceedings during the coronavirus pandemic, the LA and Long Beach harbor commissions have announced they will head back to their public meeting rooms beginning with their next sessions. Long Beach commissioners will gather at 1:30 p.m. Monday, Oct. 24, for their next regular meeting at the