Victorville gym owner charged in Capitol attack; O.C. man's home searched by FBI January 28, 2021
Victorville gym owner charged with Capitol entry; OC man's home searched by FBI
Richard Winton
Body found inside burning container in San Fernando Valley January 28, 2021
Firefighters extinguished a blaze inside a container near the intersection of North Coldwater Canyon Avenue and Raymer Street and found human remains inside.
Matthew Ormseth
Vacaville police kill driver who struck patrol vehicle January 28, 2021
Police in Northern California have shot and killed a man they say rammed a patrol car during a chase.
Former Baldwin Park councilman to plead guilty in bribery case, helps FBI with probe January 28, 2021
Ricardo Pacheco has agreed to plead guilty to taking bribes in exchange for his vote to ratify a police union's contract with the city. The case was kept secret as he began cooperating with the FBI's public corruption investigation.
Michael Finnegan
'Sharp decline' in COVID cases among L.A. firefighters after vaccinations January 28, 2021
The L.A. Fire Department has seen a "sharp decline" in COVID-19 cases following the rollout of vaccines, according to a memo from the fire chief.
Dakota Smith, Ben Welsh
Man arrested with explosives may have been targeting Gov. Newsom, authorities say January 28, 2021
According to an FBI affidavit, Ian Benjamin Rogers of Napa County made threats in text messages to attack the governor, Facebook and Twitter.
Phil Willon, Anita Chabria
Top California court upholds ouster of L.A.-based judge for sexual misconduct January 28, 2021
The California Supreme Court declined to intervene in the case of a judge disciplined for sexual misconduct, forcing him to step down.
Maura Dolan
Atmospheric river stalls over Monterey, triggers mudslides and is set to hit L.A. January 28, 2021
Flash flood warnings are in effect for much of the Central Coast including areas burned by the Dolan, Carmel and River fires.
Susanne Rust, Erin B. Logan
Blue Shield will oversee California's troubled COVID-19 vaccination effort January 27, 2021
California officials have struck a far-reaching agreement with Blue Shield to distribute vaccine to counties, pharmacies and private healthcare providers.
Melody Gutierrez, John Myers
California's fire, rain and mudslide cycle: How to prepare and stay safe January 27, 2021
Californians regularly experience wildfires followed by heavy rain and mudslides. Here's what you need to know to stay safe.
Los Angeles Times Staff
How you'll get your first and second COVID-19 vaccine doses in L.A. County January 27, 2021
The process for getting fully vaccinated in L.A. County has been confusing. Here's what we know about getting the COVID-19 shots.
Jessica Roy
How to get your first and second COVID-19 vaccine doses in Orange County January 27, 2021
This is the process for getting a COVID-19 vaccination in Orange County, from making your appointment through Othena to getting your second dose.
Ada Tseng
L.A.-area elementary schools could reach threshold for reopening in two to three weeks, Ferrer says January 27, 2021
Elementary school campuses in L.A. County could be eligible to reopen in less than a month if infection rates continue to drop
Howard Blume
Hello, P-95! Young male mountain lion tagged by biologists in Santa Monica Mountains January 27, 2021
P-95 joins nine other mountain lions being tracked in Los Angeles County and is the seventh known to be roaming the Santa Monica Mountains.
Jennifer Lu
Los Angeles LGBT Center names new leader; longtime chief executive set to retire January 27, 2021
The L.A. agency, one of the largest LGBTQ centers in the world, has announced its new leader. Longtime Chief Executive Lorri L. Jean will retire in 2022.
Hailey Branson-Potts
How to prevent virus spread as L.A. reopens outdoor restaurant dining, allows more gatherings January 27, 2021
Here is what you can do — and what you should not do — as COVID-19 restrictions are eased in Los Angeles County.
Rong-Gong Lin II, Luke Money
Heavy rain headed to Southern California with mudslides possible in burn areas January 27, 2021
The L.A. area remains dry for now, but a few showers may arrive late Wednesday and grow heavier Thursday into Friday
Erin B. Logan
A plan to use L.A. schools as COVID vaccine centers gains momentum January 27, 2021
L.A. County supervisors have endorsed the use of schools as vaccine centers. The campuses are trusted neighborhood hubs in communities hit hard by the coronavirus.
Jaclyn Cosgrove
Dana Point named first Whale Heritage Site in the U.S. January 27, 2021
Dana Point is one of four places in the world to receive the designation designed to keep cetaceans safe.
Mary Forgione
'Manna from heaven': L.A. officials say Biden funding could get thousands of homeless off streets January 27, 2021
An executive order signed by President Biden last week changed federal funding rules in a way that could potentially lift thousands of homeless Angelenos off the streets as the coronavirus continues to rage.
Benjamin Oreskes

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