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Retired Fire Apparatus Engineer Ken Caley died after being hospitalized for complications related to COIVD-19. Family, peers remember him.
Retired Fire Apparatus Engineer Ken Caley died after being hospitalized for complications related to COIVD-19. Family, peers remember him. (Laura Yanes - Photo - Courtesy OCFA)

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California Endures Deadliest Day Of Coronavirus Outbreak

Even as some counties begin loosening restrictions, COVID-19 has become the leading cause of death in hard-hit Los Angeles.

Coronavirus: Redondo Woman Making Masks For Military, Hospitals

Members of the Daughters of the American Revolution are creating face masks for military members and hospitals across California.

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Which Orange County Beaches Are Open, Closed During Heatwave

Not all Orange County beaches are closed, but getting to the ones that are open could be more problematic than it is worth.

Vin Scully, Legendary Dodger Broadcaster, Hospitalized

Vin Scully, the 92-year-old Dodger Broadcaster, was injured in a fall at his home, and he said he plans to retire from headfirst sliding.

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LA Looks To Halt Rent Increases For A Year

The proposed measure stops short of halting all rent increases. It would cover rental units built in 1978 or earlier.

San Clemente Retired Firefighter Dies Of Coronavirus

Retired Fire Apparatus Engineer Ken Caley died after being hospitalized for complications related to COVID-19. Family, peers remember him.

Greater L.A. Jersey Mike's Launch Weekend, Hunger-Relief Campaign

A portion of Saturday & Sunday proceeds will go to Feeding America food banks, gearing up for expected, skyrocketing needs due to layoffs.

Santa Monica High Student Raising Money For LA County Hospitals

A Santa Monica High School student is partnering with students, the community to help purchase protective gear for health care workers.

Manhattan Beach Partially Reopening Polliwog Park

Face coverings are required for people who visit Polliwog Park in Manhattan Beach.

1,827 Positive For Coronavirus In Orange County, 36 Total Deaths

Two more people have died as a result of coronavirus, Thursday. A total of 1,827 residents have tested positive. 158 are hospitalized.

Drive-By Zoo Delights Los Alamitos Families

Residents cheered up their front lawns with these fun stuffed animal zoo displays during the coronavirus shut down. Did you participate?

LA County Waives Pet Adoption Fees During Pandemic

Thanks to a grant from the Petco Foundation, you can hunker through the shutdown with a new best friend by your side.

O.C. Jersey Mike's Launch Weekend, Hunger-Relief Campaign

A portion of Saturday & Sunday proceeds will go to Feeding America food banks, gearing up for expected, skyrocketing needs due to layoffs.

OCSD Seeks Assault Suspects Across Mission Viejo, Lake Forest

Orange County Sheriff's Department officers are actively seeking those responsible for an assault, Thursday.

LA Had ‘Some Of The Best Air Quality In The World’ This Earth Day

Flowers were blooming, skies were blue, and the air was clear.

Top OC Health Official Resigns Amid Coronavirus Pandemic

In a move OC CEO Frank Kim described as "disappointing," OC Health Care Agency's director David Soules announced his sudden retirement.

Hollywood's Landmark Amoeba Music Battles To Survive The Pandemic

The community had rallied around the landmark record store as it struggles to survive the shutdown.

Multiple Assault Suspects Sought After Mission Viejo Attack: OCSD

Orange County Sheriff's Department officers searched for those responsible after an assault, Thursday.

Proposed Law Would Make Employers Prioritize Laid-Off Workers

LA city leaders are considering an ordinance that would require certain industries to prioritize their laid-off workers after the shutdown.

Local Filming, Pilot Season Torpedoed By Outbreak

While local filming came to a halt with the shutdown, reality tv production is one area where production increased in the first quarter.

2 Redondo Beach Schools Earn Green Ribbon Distinction

On Earth Day, Jefferson Elementary and Patricia Dreizler Continuation High are recognized for their efforts to reduce environmental impact.

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