Gavin Newsom Touts California’s COVID-19 Vaccine Program, But Supply Problems Persist

LAPD officer caught saying 'happy hunting' before fatal shooting gets 2-day suspension February 4, 2023

A Los Angeles SWAT officer who was caught on video telling "happy hunting" to other members before a fatal SWAT shooting this month received a two-day suspension following an internal investigation.

Libor Jany

Light rain, winds forecast this weekend in L.A. County February 4, 2023

Light rain and windy conditions are expected in and around L.A. County this weekend, but the precipitation is expected to subside by Monday, forecasters said.

Connor Sheets

Riverside County woman sentenced in million-dollar unemployment fraud scheme February 4, 2023

Catrina Gipson was sentenced this week to 4½ years in prison for her role in bilking California's unemployment insurance benefit program of more than $1.1 million, authorities said.

Sonja Sharp

Column: A vast, teeming retirement community called skid row February 4, 2023

On skid row, where physical and mental distress are on parade, 'we are forecasting a tsunami of seniors and families with children,' says the Rev. Andy Bales.

Steve Lopez

Riverside County authorities seek man accused of setting a woman on fire February 4, 2023

Officers were still searching for suspect Nicholas Norman, 38, the Beaumont Police Department said in a statement late Friday.

Connor Sheets

In L.A. area, public transit is free Saturday to honor civil rights icon Rosa Parks February 4, 2023

On the anniversary of Rosa Parks' birth, transit lines offer free rides on buses and trains around Los Angeles and San Bernardino counties.

James Rainey

Man punched several girls' basketball players during game, brandished a gun, police say February 4, 2023

A Perris man has been arrested after a game last month when he allegedly jumped out of the stands and threw punches, then went to his car and pulled out a gun.

Hailey Branson-Potts

California's COVID-19 student vaccine mandate, on hold since April, is dropped February 4, 2023

California's student COVID-19 vaccine mandate — on hold since last April — has been quietly dropped as the state prepares to end emergency pandemic restrictions.

Howard Blume

Suspect used 'ghost gun' in killing a Fresno County police officer, officials say February 4, 2023

A "ghost gun" was used to fatally shoot a police officer this week in a small Fresno County community, a type of firearm that is untraceable and has become of growing concern.

Grace Toohey

Can the education of L.A. students be saved? About 27,000 mentors are needed to try February 4, 2023

A dozen community groups have signed onto mentoring effort, for which L.A. Unified will provide an organizing hub, including background checks of mentors.

Howard Blume

'The stuff of nightmares': Killing of O.C. doctor who was riding bike stuns community February 4, 2023

Dr. Michael John Mammone, 58, was riding his bike when he was hit from behind by a car whose driver got out and stabbed him, Orange County sheriff's officials said.

Summer Lin, Hannah Fry, Eric Licas

Rolls-Royce, Porsche, Cartier: How an Irvine man spent PPP loans and went to prison February 4, 2023

Pierre Rogers spent COVID-era loans on a raft of luxury goods including a 2011 Rolls-Royce Ghost ($107,780) and a stay at a Ritz-Carlton.

Christian Martinez

A final vigil at Farmer John for pigs that never came February 4, 2023

It was an unexpected end to an unlikely relationship between a pork empire and animal rights activists.

Gustavo Arellano

L.A. shifts course on vaccine mandates for city workers, will approve exemptions February 4, 2023

The city of L.A.'s Personnel Department sent a memo to department heads ordering them to approve all religious and medical exemptions to the COVID-19 vaccine mandate.

Dakota Smith

Teen gunman kills security guard at party in San Bernardino County, authorities say February 4, 2023

A 17-year-old was arrested on suspicion of fatally shooting one security guard and injuring another at a backyard party in Muscoy.

Christian Martinez

'Please hurry, please': 911 call, surveillance video paint harrowing picture of Goshen massacre February 4, 2023

Tulare County authorities, announcing arrests in last month's Goshen shootings that killed six, released audio of a 911 call and a video that shows a mother trying to escape with her baby.

Times staff

Man drops off human jawbone at San Bernardino police station February 4, 2023

A man walked into a San Bernardino Police Department station and left a human jawbone on Thursday. Authorities were able to locate and identify the man.

Hailey Branson-Potts

He was a bystander in a police chase. Deputies beat him when he got out of his car, lawsuit claims February 3, 2023

Deputies were in the middle of a violent pursuit of a man fleeing police, and Adrian Cruz alleges he was attacked and detained when he was suddenly caught in the middle of it.

Salvador Hernandez

Are the conditions ripe for a 'superbloom' in rain-soaked California? Here's what experts say February 3, 2023

California was drenched with rain earlier this year, but it's still too soon to say whether there will be any superblooms in the spring.

Nathan Solis

California Pizza Kitchen founder lists Beverly Park estate for $48.5 million February 3, 2023

Larry Flax, co-founder of the California Pizza Kitchen restaurant chain, is asking $48.5 million for his European-inspired showplace in Beverly Park.

Jack Flemming

California Governor Gavin Newsom visits a mobile vaccination site in the Inglewood area of Los Angeles Sunday.

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China balloon: US shoots down airship over Atlantic February 5, 2023

The US is trying recover debris from the suspected spy balloon that fell in shallow waters off South Carolina.

How to cook Spanish tortilla: Salmonella outbreak sparks national debate February 5, 2023

A bout of food poisoning at a Madrid restaurant stirs debate about how to cook a Spanish tortilla.

Andrew Tate: Inside the Romanian town where brothers' empire began February 5, 2023

"Arrogant", "discreet" - Lucy Williamson visits the apartment block where the brothers first settled.

Chile wildfires: State of emergency declared in two regions February 4, 2023

More than 20 people are killed in Chile as wildfires sweep through 40,000 hectares of land.

Luxury rehab centres now offer therapy for 'crypto addiction' February 4, 2023

Luxury rehab centres address the life-consuming nature of crypto trading, but some question the huge costs.

Giant wave overturns yacht during dramatic US rescue February 4, 2023

Video shows the vessel capsizing in rough Pacific seas as the man on board is rescued.

Pope in South Sudan tells clergy to raise voices against injustice February 4, 2023

Pope Francis is on an unprecedented trip to the war-torn country with two other Christian leaders.

Ohio train: Huge fire breaks out after derailment February 4, 2023

Flames light the sky over a village near Pittsburgh after about 50 carriages reportedly derail.

Pakistan blocks Wikipedia for 'blasphemous content' February 4, 2023

The country's internet regulator says the ban will remain in place until all material is removed.

Chris Parry and Andrew Bagshaw's bodies recovered in prisoner swap - Ukraine February 4, 2023

Kyiv says Chris Parry and Andrew Bagshaw's remains were handed over as part of a prisoner swap.

Perth shark attack: Teenage girl dies in Swan River February 4, 2023

The 16-year-old girl was thought to have been swimming in the Swan River, Western Australia Police say.

Japan PM fires aide over derogatory LGBT remarks February 4, 2023

Masayoshi Arai was dismissed after reportedly saying he would not want to live next to same-sex couples.

Tyre Nichols: Sixth police officer fired February 4, 2023

Preston Hemphill violated multiple rules, including stun gun deployment regulations, police say.

Elon Musk found not guilty of fraud over Tesla tweet February 4, 2023

The Tesla boss is cleared of fraud charges over a tweet about taking the carmaker back into private ownership.

People in Chile loot beer after truck overturns February 4, 2023

Locals in Santiago collect beer from the road after the vehicle carrying it was involved in an accident.

Venezuela's slow economic recovery leaves poorest behind February 4, 2023

A crisis-hit economy shows signs of life – but in the capital, some are still barely scraping by.

Coldest wind chill ever recorded in continental US, say forecasters February 4, 2023

The cold on Mount Washington in New Hampshire on Friday was producing a wind chill of -108F (-77C).

Ukrainian mothers retrieve dead sons from battlefield February 4, 2023

With little help from the military to bring the soldiers' bodies home, two mothers took charge themselves.

Padayappa: The friendly India elephant whose fame is a curse February 4, 2023

Padayappa has long been a fan favourite in India's Kerala state. So why is he controversial now?

Pope Francis in South Sudan: The Catholic pilgrims who walked nine days to Juba February 4, 2023

"When the spirit is with you, you do not get tired," says one South Sudanese woman after walking 300km.

Gavin Newsom Touts California’s COVID-19 Vaccine Program, But Supply Problems Persist

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