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When will Disneyland, Magic Mountain and other attractions reopen? Here's what we know March 6, 2021

Officials offered a road map that could lead to reopening — with limits — as soon as April.

Luke Money, Rong-Gong Lin II, Hugo Martín

California theme parks won't profit at 15% capacity. Here's why they'll reopen anyway March 6, 2021

Disneyland and other California theme parks could reopen their outdoor rides and attractions as soon as April 1 if they're in counties where coronavirus transmission is low enough.

Hugo Martín

Gabriel B. Zavala, trailblazing mariachi performer and teacher, dies March 6, 2021

In a male-dominated field, Zavala founded the Mariachi Rosas del Tepeyac, an all-girls group.

Priscella Vega

Attorney ordered to pay back $1.65 million in DWP case March 6, 2021

An L.A. judge has ordered an attorney who worked on the DWP class-action lawsuit to return $1.65 million in fees that he earned in the case.

Dakota Smith

A shot in the arm in the vaccine race: California administers 10 million COVID-19 doses March 6, 2021

After a year marked by grim milestones, California has cleared a hopeful hurdle in its fight against COVID-19: administering its 10 millionth vaccine dose.

Luke Money, Colleen Shalby

California is bone dry. Will March bring more misery or a miracle? March 6, 2021

Here's a graphic look at where California stands after a dry winter.

Paul Duginski

California theme parks, stadiums can reopen as soon as April 1 under revamped COVID-19 rules March 5, 2021

The venues will be allowed to welcome back fans far sooner than expected under new guidance the state unveiled Friday.

Luke Money, Rong-Gong Lin II, Hugo Martín

Beverly Hills jeweler offers reward after losing $500,000 watch in stickup March 5, 2021

Jeweler Shay Belhassen is offering a $50,000 reward for the return of his rare watch, which robbers took from him while he was at a restaurant.

Kevin Rector

How teachers in L.A. and beyond turned away from Dr. Seuss March 5, 2021

The pivot from Dr. Seuss' books during a national event founded to honor him seems sudden, but for the NEA and local teachers it was a long time coming.

Julia Barajas

Mobile vaccination clinic for L.A. County sheriff's employees opens at Pomona Fairplex March 5, 2021

The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department opens a mobile COVID-19 vaccination clinic for its employees.

Alex Wigglesworth

L.A. County won't expand program to shelter homeless people in hotels March 5, 2021

The county will keep 11 of its 12 Project Roomkey sites open through September, but budget constraints will keep it from expanding the program.

Benjamin Oreskes, Dakota Smith

L.A. County warns against spring break travel, as potential reopenings near March 5, 2021

Progress against the COVID-19 pandemic could be set back by spring travel, L.A. County health officials warn.

Luke Money, Rong-Gong Lin II

How California plans to keep wealthy residents from taking COVID vaccines from the needy March 5, 2021

Single-use access codes will be used to secure COVID-19 vaccine appointments, to help ensure the shots get to those in need.

Rong-Gong Lin II, Luke Money

Attack on Lady Gaga's dog walker fits 'disturbing trend': More L.A. robbery victims being shot March 5, 2021

The shooting of Lady Gaga's dog walker as he resisted being robbed of her two French bulldogs fit a broader crime trend raising alarm among LAPD officials: More robbery victims being shot.

Kevin Rector

Everything Meghan and Harry have done since they quit being royals last year March 5, 2021

The airing of Harry and Meghan's interview with Oprah lands nearly one year after the couple made the U.S. their home.

Anousha Sakoui

More Los Angeles school districts are moving to reopen March 5, 2021

The Pasadena school district is among at least 35 in Los Angeles County that have approved reopening plans

Melissa Gomez

Working out and dining indoors again | Photos from California counties in the red tier March 5, 2021

As coronavirus case numbers have dropped, seven California counties have moved from the purple tier into the more permissive red tier.

Al Seib, Josh Edeleson

California thinks it can stop COVID by flooding poor areas with vaccine. Will it work? March 5, 2021

California is sending 40% of vaccine supplies to communities hardest hit by COVID-19, hoping to improve equity, halt spread of the disease and hasten reopening. Will the radical shift work?

Luke Money, Soumya Karlamangla, Melissa Healy, Rong-Gong Lin II

Tiger Woods doesn't remember the crash that hospitalized him, but the SUV does March 5, 2021

Tiger Woods doesn't remember the crash, but the SUV he was driving does. It may know his every move

Richard Winton

Column: Have half of L.A. County residents had COVID-19? It depends whose estimate you trust March 5, 2021

Calculating how many people have been infected isn't a simple matter, which is why estimates of local infection rates vary widely.

Sandy Banks

U.S. President Donald Trump makes remarks to Students for Trump in Pheonix, Arizona

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Pope Francis to meet powerful Shia cleric in Iraq March 6, 2021

The pontiff is expected to discuss inter-faith relations on the second day of his historic trip.

John McAfee charged with fraud over cryptocurrency March 6, 2021

The businessman is accused of promoting cryptocurrency to his followers to inflate prices.

Covid: California to open outdoor attractions in April March 6, 2021

Theme parks and stadiums can accept visitors next month under plans to relax Covid restrictions.

How Kenya's Malindi morphed into 'Little Italy' March 6, 2021

Italian is the lingua franca of Malindi, which can be a culture shock when walking its old Swahili streets.

The mystery American woman wanted in the UK March 6, 2021

Anne Sacoolas faces a US court battle following a road crash that killed British teen Harry Dunn.

Amanpour: Harry and Megan Oprah interview 'won't be an easy ride' March 6, 2021

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ICYMI: Underwater art and Covid vaccine celebrations March 6, 2021

A Russian underwater art exhibition, Covid vaccine celebrations and other stories you may have missed.

The pizza place with sign language on the menu March 6, 2021

Inside the Washington, DC pizzeria entirely run by deaf or hard-of-hearing employees.

Ros Atkins on: The superpower and the Saudis March 6, 2021

Ros Atkins on US President Joe Biden’s first foreign policy test - how to deal with Saudi Arabia.

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Coronavirus: Europe in vaccine race to save summer March 6, 2021

Waiting for a jab and vaccine passport, EU citizens are impatient to get their lives back.

The grit and determination of Myanmar's young rebels March 6, 2021

Opponents of Myanmar's military coup face daily threats and violence, and yet defiance continues.

Rodney King trial: Sketches reveal drama from court March 5, 2021

The George Floyd trial comes 30 years since another influential police brutality case.

China NPC: US condemns 'assault on Hong Kong democracy' March 5, 2021

Plans to tighten China's grip on Hong Kong by changing the electoral system draw an angry response.

Senegal protests after opposition leader Ousmane Sonko arrested March 5, 2021

Four people are dead in the rare violent protests after the arrest of a popular opposition leader.

'Gorilla Glue girl' Tesicca Brown will make a full recovery, surgeon says March 5, 2021

Dr Michael K Obeng, who operated on Tessica Brown, says she will make a full recovery.

Italian dictionary Treccani urged to change 'sexist' definition of 'woman' March 5, 2021

The Treccani dictionary includes derogatory terms such as "whore" as synonyms for "woman".

World's oldest known wild bird has another chick at age of 70 March 5, 2021

Wisdom is believed to have had more than 30 chicks in her life so far, and several partners.

Myanmar coup: YouTube removes channels run by army amid violence March 5, 2021

The armed forces are accused of spreading disinformation online amid a violent crackdown.

US judge dismisses suit over slave ancestor photos March 5, 2021

Tamara Lanier argued Harvard University profited from images of her family's enslaved "patriarch".

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