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LA Nightclub Continued Underground Operation Despite COVID-19 Protocols
The Los Angeles city attorney is seeking to shut down an underground nightclub that is allegedly operating despite coronavirus restrictions, officials said Monday.
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Report Shows Who's Getting Infected With COVID-19
A new analysis shows that the occupation that appears to be getting infected at the highest rate is construction work. Joel Grover reports for NBC4 News at 11 p.m. on Dec. 10, 2020.
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Can Your Employer Make You Take the COVID-19 Vaccine?
Marcelo Dieguez is an employment attorney and says his office has received many questions about the possibility of a vaccine mandate at work. Darsha Philips reports for NBC4 News at 11 p.m. on Dec. 13, 2020.
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News Conference: A Failure of Congressional Leaders
NBC4’S Conan Nolan and Chuck Todd of NBC’s Meet the Press talk about the long-awaited COVID-19 relief package being negotiated in Washington DC. What is holding up? Why can’t the congressional leaders agree on the bailout?
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NewsConference: Covered California Extends Deadline
Covered California enrollment doubled up in the first six months of the pandemic. Peter Lee, Executive Director of Covered California, talks about the impact of the COVID-19 crisis on California’s Healthcare Insurance marketplace, and he explains why the deadline to apply for the program has been extended to Dec. 30. Conan Nolan and Yvonne Guevara report for the NBC4 News...
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LA Man Charged With Murder of His Child's Mother Arrested in Mexico
A man charged with murder in the 2017 shooting death of the mother of his child was arrested in Mexico and returned to Los Angeles. NBC4 News reports at 11 p.m. on Dec. 12, 2020.
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LA Man Suspected of Murdering the Mother of His Child Was Arrested in Mexico
A man charged with murder in the 2017 shooting death of the mother of his child was arrested in Mexico and returned to Los Angeles Saturday.
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Garcetti Speaks at Virtual Global Climate Conference
Mayor Eric Garcetti was joined by Pope Francis, Chinese President Xi Jinping, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, French President Emmanuel Macron, United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and other worldwide leaders Saturday in speaking at the virtual Climate Ambition Summit.
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New ‘Metro Micro' Rideshare Service Comes to LA Transportation
The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority introduced its first phase of the NextGen Bus Plan and its Metro Micro project, both set to officially launch on Sunday.
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Mapping Coronavirus Cases in Los Angeles
We’re tracking coronavirus case counts by neighborhood. Search the map or find your neighborhood in our interactive table.
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Nonprofit Helps Latina Women Address Stark Race, Gender Economic Disparities Amid the Covid Crisis
Job losses and reduced wages have created a cascading crisis in housing, food, and economic stability for many women and families during the Covid pandemic.
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LA Man Found Dead on Street After Shooting in Oxnard
A 26-year-old Los Angeles man was shot and killed late Wednesday night in Oxnard and police are investigating.
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LAPD Fights Threats of Layoffs During the Pandemic
Officials have begun holding emergency budget talks at Los Angeles City Hall. Eric Leonard reports for the NBC4 News on Tuesday, Dec. 8, 2020.
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LA Public Health Official Tears Up as She Delivers Grim COVID-19 Update
Barbara Ferrer, the L.A. County public health director, on Wednesday fought back tears as she delivered an update on the 8,000 Angelenos lost to the coronavirus.
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Layoffs on Table as LA Council Seeks More Ways to Save Money
The City Council voted Tuesday to move forward with a set of recommendations to try to pull Los Angeles out of a potential $675 million budget shortfall this year, and layoffs of city employees are still on the table. Although the council’s action today did not initiate layoffs, it keeps them under consideration and instructs City Administrative Officer Richard Llewellyn...
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Airbnb to Fund $1 Million for Temporary Home Stays for LA Vaccine Workers
Airbnb announced the launch of Airbnb.org Monday, a nonprofit dedicated to facilitating temporary stays for people in times of crisis, along with a commitment of $1 million to fund housing for essential workers administering free COVID-19 tests at future vaccine distribution centers in Los Angeles and nine other cities.
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Restaurant Workers in Los Angeles Can Apply for a One-Time $800 Stipend
An initiative designed to provide assistance for people struggling in the restaurant industry launched Monday in Los Angeles.
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Protester Arrested at Mayor Garcetti's Residence
One person was arrested Sunday on suspicion of lynching — the crime of removing someone from the lawful custody of a peace officer — during the 13th consecutive day of demonstrations outside Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti’s official residence in an attempt to persuade President-elect Joe Biden to not appoint Garcetti to his cabinet.
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Two Men Shot, One Fatally, While Attending A Party at A Parking Lot
Two men were shot, one fatally, while attending a party at a parking lot on the outskirts of downtown Los Angeles, a police officer said Sunday.
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Layoffs Could Include as Many as 1,000 LAPD Officers
A new city budget memo reveals details about the cuts. Eric Leonard reports for the NBC4 News on Friday, Dec. 4, 2020.