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Hair Stylists, Salon Owners Sue State Over Non-Essential Status
The suit, filed Tuesday in a southland federal court claims that the civil rights of salon others and stylists have been trampled on.
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Coronavirus, Scammers Make Heartbroken Parents' Mourning Tougher
A ring of three scammers pretending to collect money for a deceased six-year-old with brain cancer were recently arrested in Canoga Park.
Watch: Music Performance At Sunset In Santa Monica
People walk, stop and listen to artists during a performance near the ocean in Santa Monica.
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Walk This Way In San Clemente: Patch Photo Of The Week
The San Clemente pier is open with restrictions amid the coronavirus reopening of Orange County.
Electric, Bioluminescent Waves Hit The Coast: Photo Of The Day
This image is a gorgeous look at the bioluminescent waves caused by the algae bloom.
Two Race Horses Die at Santa Anita, Los Alamitos Over Weekend
As Santa Anita eyes returning to live racing later this week, a total of 12 race horses have died at Southland tracks since late March.
Lake Forest Senior Care, Grocery Workers Gifted With 1,000 Masks
"It's time to help each other, not to try and profit from saving a life," a Lake Forest business owner said. "If you see a need, fill it."
Video: Deputies Film Bioluminescent Waves In Marina Del Rey
Deputies captured the glowing, blue waves while on patrol in Marina del Rey Harbor.
Another Death, 62 Test Positive In Orange County, Tuesday
The Orange County Health Care Agency reports more cases and another death, as businesses seek the chance to reopen, county-wide.
'Hamilton' Feature Film Premieres On Disney Plus This Summer
The world may have turned upside down during the coronavirus pandemic, but the founding father's message lives on in 'Hamilton,' the movie.
Mission Viejo Outfielder Leads By Example In Coronavirus Shutdown
Student-athletes are yearning for the field while they're sidelined in the pandemic. On her 16th birthday, Shayna Glass shows her toughness.
Tocaya Organica Rolls Out New, Delivery Burrito Biz On Westside
Burrito-lovers in "Burritos Locos" zone can choose from menu's "Nashville Hot Chicken," "Pablo’s Spicy Beef" & more "rolled fatties."
LAPD Releases Footage Of Officer's Altercation With Homeless Man
Video of the incident that was initially captured on a cellphone camera has brought pressure on the LAPD to take action against the officer.
Time Ticking To Have $1,200 Stimulus Checks Direct Deposited
Eligible taxpayers have until noon Wednesday to enter banking information until IRS website before stimulus checks are sent out by mail.
LA County Could Have Stay-At-Home Order Through Summer
Los Angeles County's top health official announced Tuesday that its stay-at-home order could remain in effect through August.
Photos: Venice Sign Lights Up Blue For Front Line Workers
The iconic sign is blue all month to recognize front line workers.
CSU To Continue Online Instruction In Fall Due To Pandemic
Classes will remain primarily online during the fall term throughout the California State University system, the chancellor announced.
Aftershocks Continue: Small Earthquake Strikes Imperial County
The earthquake on Tuesday was the latest in a series of tremblers to hit Southern California.
Physical Distancing Still Required At Palos Verdes Parks, Trails
Rules for physical distancing will continue as parks and trails reopen in Los Angeles County, Palos Verdes city officials announced.
Art Auction Benefits Venice Family Clinic’s Pandemic Response
Venice Family Clinic’s legendary benefit auction is open for bidding through May 19 on Artsy.
Santa Monica Suspends Plastic Bag Ban Temporarily
The city of Santa Monica released a new emergency order suspending the city's plastic bag ban.
18th Street Arts In Santa Monica Adds More Classes, Dates
More dates are available for 18th Street Arts in Santa Monica's latest online classes. It's free and open to everyone.
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