There could be trouble brewing for Los Angeles County boys’ and girls’ soccer teams selected for the Southern Section playoffs. Under current guidelines from the Los Angeles County Department of
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Jalen Rose: ‘If the Lakers are apart of this year’s play-in scenario, they will not win the title’
On Jalen & Jacoby, Jalen Rose declares that if the Los Angeles Lakers have to participate in the play-in tournament, the team will not win the NBA title, while David
Sierra Canyon guard Amari Bailey talks about choosing UCLA ‘Friday Night Live’
It’s time for Episode 37 of Friday Night Live, where Los Angeles Times prep sports columnist Eric Sondheimer joins broadcaster Randy Rosenbloom for a discussion about high school sports in
LA County’s coronavirus hospitalizations dip to lowest level of pandemic
With case numbers falling and vaccinations rising, Los Angeles County’s average number of people hospitalized due to COVID-19 has fallen to its lowest point since the onset of the pandemic,
The other Lakers are not that good – Kendrick Perkins | The Jump
The Jump’s Rachel Nichols, Kendrick Perkins and Richard Jefferson react to the Los Angeles Lakers’ blowout loss to the LA Clippers and their hopes of defending the NBA championship. 0:00
LA County homeless agency snips at bureaucratic red tape with ‘universal’ housing application
The Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority announced Friday, May 7 that they are cutting some of the bureaucratic red tape that snag efforts to house people living on the streets,
LA County DA Gascón won’t seek death penalty for pair charged with torturing, killing boy, 10
A prosecutor with the Los Angeles County district attorney’s office is blasting DA George Gascón’s Thursday decision to drop the office’s bid for the death penalty in the case of
LA County’s mammoth vaccine centers will remain open despite drop in demand
Despite a recent sharp decline in demand for COVID-19 vaccines, Los Angeles County plans to continue operating its large-scale vaccination sites while also stepping up outreach efforts in communities where
LAUSD, Sen. Padilla pitch power of transitioning to electric school buses
In an agenda filled with electric moments, literally, Los Angeles Unified Superintendent Austin Beutner played host to newly minted U.S. Senator Alex Padilla and San Fernando Valley Rep. Tony Cárdenas,
Angels’ slugger Albert Pujols designated for assignment
Albert Pujols has been designated for assignment by the Los Angeles Angels. | Ted S. Warren/AP Pujols is fifth in major league history with 667 career homers, and he is
Is Anthony Davis a top-5 player in the NBA? Stephen A. weighs in | KJZ
Stephen A. Smith joins the KJZ crew to assess where Los Angeles Lakers star Anthony Davis stands among the best players in the NBA and takes a look at the
Covid and Travel: Why an Estimated 100,000 Americans Abroad Face Passport Problems
Yona Shemesh, 24, was born in Los Angeles, but he moved to Israel with his family at age 9. In July 2020, as the Covid-19 pandemic was raging, he booked
Why an Estimated 100,000 Americans Abroad Face Passport Problems
Yona Shemesh, 24, was born in Los Angeles, but he moved to Israel with his family at age 9. In July 2020, as the Covid-19 pandemic was raging, he booked
Lakers newsletter: The next three games could be difficult
Hi, this is Dan Woike, Lakers beat writer for the Los Angeles Times, and this is the latest Lakers newsletter, where the coupon code HURRYBACKLEBRON gets you 20% off any
California Reaches More Reopening Milestones
Good morning. Not long ago, it seemed almost unfathomable that coronavirus cases in Los Angeles would soon be low enough to warrant lifting some of the nation’s toughest pandemic rules.
LA County Mental Health Department to hold free programs on art’s healing power
LOS ANGELES >> May is Mental Health Awareness Month and the Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health is hosting a monthlong series of free community programs and events to
LA City Council weighs legislation to combat perinatal depression
Four Los Angeles City Council members on Tuesday, May 4, introduced a legislation package aimed at helping pregnant women and new mothers who are struggling with depression and other mental
LA County to create team to track, prevent veteran suicides
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted on Tuesday, May 4,to establish a review team to track veteran suicides in an attempt to provide more effective intervention. Supervisors Kathryn
Yellow tier status doesn’t instantly mean more Southern California sports fans in stands
Businesses all over are undoubtedly rejoicing at the news Tuesday that Los Angeles County has moved into the least-restrictive yellow tier of California’s COVID-19 reopening system. However, major sports teams
Fewer people want coronavirus vaccines than are available now in LA County
For the first time this week Los Angeles County had more vaccines than people who wanted to get them, according to the Department of Public Health, marking a critical juncture
LA, San Francisco lead California business reopening pace
San Francisco has largely beaten the coronavirus pandemic by avoiding it, while Los Angeles was nearly beaten by it during a deadly winter surge. But both emerged simultaneously Tuesday as
KJZ reacts to the Lakers’ win over the Nuggets
KJZ reacts to the Lakers’ win over the Nuggets Keyshawn Johnson, Alan Hahn and Jay Williams discuss the Los Angeles Lakers beating the Denver Nuggets 93-89 without LeBron James. #KJZ
Fewer pharmacies in urban areas impact residents of color, USC research says
Black and Latino neighborhoods in Los Angeles and other U.S. cities had fewer pharmacies than white or diverse neighborhoods in 2007-2015, a fact that may be an overlooked contributor to
LA Coounty reports no new coronavirus deaths again, although reporting lags contribute
Although the numbers are likely due to weekend reporting lags, Los Angeles County announced zero COVID-19 deaths for the second day in a row on Monday, May 3, as the
Kendrick Perkins disagrees with LeBron James’ play-in tournament comments | The Jump
The Jump crew reacts to the Los Angeles Lakers’ recent struggles, injuries and LeBron James’ comments surrounding the play-in tournament. ✔️Subscribe to ESPN+ http://espnplus.com/youtube ✔️ Get the ESPN App: http://www.espn.com/espn/apps/espn
Community meetings in the San Fernando Valley, May 3-10
Orcutt Ranch Horticulture Center, also known as Rancho Sombra del Roble, is a Los Angeles Historic Cultural Monument in West Hills. (Google Street View) Community meetings bring people
LA County reports no new coronavirus deaths Sunday, 313 new cases
Los Angeles County reported no additional coronavirus-related deaths on Sunday, May 2, welcome news for officials who’ve seen increasing evidence in recent weeks that the pandemic is on the wane.
Caitlyn Jenner says transgender girls in women’s sports is ‘unfair’
Caitlyn Jenner speaks at the 4th Women’s March in Los Angeles in March 2020. | AP Many transgender-rights advocates have criticized Jenner, saying she has failed to convince them that
Public transit hopes to win back riders after crushing year
Taking the Los Angeles Metro for his first trip in months, Brad Hudson felt a moment of normalcy when the train rolled into the South Pasadena, California, station, harkening back
Arnold Schwarzenegger Is No Longer the Governor of California. Right?
LOS ANGELES — Arnold Schwarzenegger settled into a big leather rocker recliner on the back patio of his mansion. His tiny rescue dog, Cherry, scampered at his feet, wearing a