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Gastrointestinal illnesses likely linked to raw oysters in LA County
County Department of Public Health officials said they are working with state health officials to investigate and verify the source of the cluster of illnesses, which has so far involved 27 associated cases.
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LA County reinstates mask mandate for health care facilities
Los Angeles County has reinstated a mask-wearing requirement for staff and visitors at all licensed health care facilities in light of an upswing in coronavirus metrics, officials said today.
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A third bus of migrants arrives in Los Angeles from Texas
About two weeks after a second bus of migrants from Texas arrived in the city, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass’ office has confirmed a third bus has dropped off more migrants at Union Station.
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LAPD: Sixth Street Bridge Will Not Be Closed Indefinitely
The Los Angeles Police Department reported Tuesday that the Sixth Street Bridge in downtown LA would be closed until further notice “due to illegal activity and public safety concerns.” Wednesday morning the bridge appeared to be open again. The senior officer who made the post on social media spoke with NBC4 and provided clarification that the bridge will not be…
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Record 66 USC Athlete Students Set to Compete in Tokyo Olympics
Competition in the Tokyo Olympics will begin in earnest Saturday California time, with 15 of the record 66 current, former and future USC students in action, the most among any American university.
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Lakers To Face Dallas in Christmas Day Game After Season-Opening Loss
The Los Angeles Lakers are scheduled to play on Christmas Day for the 22nd consecutive year Friday, but LeBron James expects a different experience for the game against the Dallas Mavericks at Staples Center.
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Earthquake Rattles Coachella Valley on Christmas Day
A magnitude 3.6 earthquake was reported Friday afternoon near Thermal, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
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Fatal Crash in Murrieta May Have Been Related to Street Racing
A driver believed to have been street racing was killed when his vehicle went off the 215 Freeway in Murrieta and caught fire, authorities said Friday.
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No-Burn Alert in Effect on Christmas in Many Parts of Southern California
Residents in much of the South Coast Air Quality Management District are prohibited from indoor and outdoor wood burning on Christmas Day due to a forecast of high air pollution in the area.
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New District Attorney Will Allow Sentencing Enhancements in Some Cases
Bowing to pressure, newly elected Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascon has amended his directive to eliminate sentencing enhancements and will now allow them in cases involving the most vulnerable victims and in specified “extraordinary” circumstances.
