With the relentless Delta variant widening its reach in the region, Los Angeles County reported 3,318 new cases of COVID-19 and 11 additional deaths on Saturday, July 31. The number
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LA County coronavirus hospitalizations climb to 1,071 Saturday
The number of coronavirus patients in the hospital continued to spike in Los Angeles County on Saturday, July 31, rising from 1,008 on Friday to 1,071, according to state figures.
Celebrity dermatologist Alex Khadavi faces charges after alleged anti-gay threats
The Los Angeles dermatologist to the stars who allegedly went on a homophobic rant in his West Hollywood condo building’s lobby was arrested Friday, according to reports. Dr. Alex Khadavi
What’s next: LA ban on sitting, lying down and sleeping on sidewalks will launch Sept. 3
A law that will arm Los Angeles city officials with a tool for clearing encampments by allowing them to set up zones in which living on sidewalks and other public
Jeff Passan on the Dodgers trading for Max Scherzer and Trea Turner | Baseball Tonight
Jeff Passan joins Baseball Tonight to discuss the Los Angeles Dodgers trading for Max Scherzer and Trea Turner from the Washington Nationals. ✔️
LA County tops 1,000 hospitalizations as Delta variant complicates coronavirus battle
Coronavirus-related hospitalizations climbed over 1,000 in Los Angeles County on Friday, July 30, hitting that level for the first time since May, as the Delta variant expanded its resurgent spread
The Sports Report Olympics Edition: Ready, set, go to the track
TOKYO — On your marks…Set… Hi I’m Gary Klein, and I’m curating the Los Angeles Times Olympics Newsletter today. Track and field — or Athletics as it is called at the
Los Angeles Schools Will Test All Students and Staff for Covid
The Los Angeles Unified School District announced on Thursday that it would require all students and employees returning for in-person instruction to participate in weekly coronavirus testing. The decision is
LA County reports 3,248 new coronavirus cases – highest since February – as hospitalizations mount
More than a year and a half after the pandemic began, Los Angeles County once again teetered precariously close to 1,000 coronavirus-related hospitalizations on Thursday, July 29 — showing just
Councilman questions LAPD chief on destructive South LA fireworks explosion
LOS ANGELES — City Councilman Curren Price questioned Police Chief Michel Moore on Wednesday, July 28, over the destructive fireworks explosion set off on June 30 by an LAPD bomb
LA City Councilmen want report on mammoth El Segundo sewage spill
Two Los Angeles City Council members introduced a motion on Wednesday, July 28, to instruct the city’s sanitation department to submit a report on how public notification can be improved
LA business groups ask health officials provide clarity, advance notice about mask mandate
Five business groups reached out to Los Angeles County health officials, expressing their concerns over the rollout of the recent mask mandate which requires all county residents, regardless of vaccination
Anti-camping law gets final LA City Council approval; could spur more homeless-encampment clearings
Homeless advocates rally outside of Los Angeles City Hall in protest of a city council vote on item 4118 which would ban camping in many parts of the city Wednesday,
Top shots from the Tokyo Olympics
Robert Gauthier has been with the Los Angeles Times since 1994. He has covered international and national stories, including Middle East conflicts in Iraq and Lebanon and catastrophes such as
Surprises, upsets and records from the pool deck: The best swimming photos from the Tokyo Olympics
Robert Gauthier has been with the Los Angeles Times since 1994. He has covered international and national stories, including Middle East conflicts in Iraq and Lebanon and catastrophes such as
Heartbreak and joy: The best softball photos from the Tokyo Olympics
Robert Gauthier has been with the Los Angeles Times since 1994. He has covered international and national stories, including Middle East conflicts in Iraq and Lebanon and catastrophes such as
LA officials start working out details on vaccine requirement for city workers
Los Angeles city officials on Wednesday, July 28, began hashing out details of a proposal to require all municipal employees to show proof of COVID-19 vaccination or undergo weekly coronavirus
U.S. goods trade deficit widens on imports; inventories increase
© Reuters. Shipping containers sit at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, California in this aerial photo taken February 6, 2015. REUTERS/Bob Riha, Jr./File Photo By Lucia Mutikani
Is This the End of Summer as We’ve Known It?
LOS ANGELES — In the state that perfected if not invented the American summer, the smell of 17 million gallons of spilled sewage lingered last week on a Southern California
As anti-camping zones return for LA City Council vote, some experts map impact of such limits
The Los Angeles City Council on Wednesday, July 28, is expected to consider an anti-camping law that would ban unhoused Angelenos and others from sitting, lying down and sleeping in
LA city employees will be required to get COVID-19 shots (or get regular tests)
With the coronavirus surging again, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti and Council President Nury Martinez announced Tuesday, July 27, that all city employees will be required to show proof of
Ed Buck Is Convicted of Providing Fatal Doses of Meth to 2 Men
LOS ANGELES — Ed Buck, a small-time Democratic donor and political activist, was convicted by a federal jury on Tuesday of providing fatal doses of methamphetamine to two men who
COVID-19 hospitalizations climb above 900 in LA County, according to state
COVID-19 hospitalization numbers continued an unsettling upward climb in Los Angeles County today, with the latest state figures showing nearly 900 people being treated for the virus — more than
Councilman Ridley-Thomas to push vaccine mandate for LA city employees
With the coronavirus surging again, Los Angeles City Councilman Mark Ridley-Thomas plans to introduce a motion on Wednesday to develop a policy requiring all city employees to be fully vaccinated
Coronavirus hospitalizations soar to more than 800 in LA County; another 1,966 cases posted
COVID-19 hospitalization numbers continued an unsettling upward climb in Los Angeles County on Monday, July 26, with state figures showing more than 800 people now being treated for the virus,
Bonin’s program brings 160 unhoused people indoors from Venice boardwalk encampment
Los Angeles City Councilman Mike Bonin said on Monday, July 26 that 160 people who were living along the Venice boardwalk have been brought inside and accepted the city’s offer
L.A. Giltinis advance to Major League Rugby’s championship game
Pictures hung, taped in plain view, in every player’s wooden cubby in the Los Angeles Giltinis’ locker room. Utility back Adam Ashley-Cooper, on glossy print, smiles with his wife and
Joon Lee on Angels minor leaguers reporting poor living conditions, mental health issues | BBTN
Joon Lee joins Baseball Tonight to discuss his article about Los Angeles Angels minor league players reporting poor living conditions, contributing to mental health issues. #MLB #Sports #BBTN ✔️
Coronavirus patients in LA County hospitals continue to increase
Los Angeles County reported 2,089 new cases of COVID-19 and four additional deaths on Sunday, July 25, though officials said the number of cases and deaths likely reflect reporting delays
Best photos from Day 3 of Tokyo Olympics
Robert Gauthier has been with the Los Angeles Times since 1994. He has covered international and national stories, including Middle East conflicts in Iraq and Lebanon and catastrophes such as