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California colleges in last-minute scramble to open without state guidance August 7, 2020

Just days before fall semester is set to begin, California colleges and universities are scrambling to finalize reopening plans, but top leaders say the state's lack of guidance has frustrated efforts to bring back limited in-person learning and dorm living.

Teresa Watanabe, Nina Agrawal, Phil Willon

Ventura County sues church after indoor services without masks or distance August 7, 2020

Ventura County is suing pastor Rob McCoy and Godspeak Calvary Chapel, which has hosted in-person, indoor services without masks or social distance since May 31.

Jake Sheridan

Grand jury charges UC Davis researcher with visa fraud and concealing membership in Chinese military August 7, 2020

A federal grand jury in Sacramento charged that Juan Tang, a cancer researcher at UC Davis, committed visa fraud when she concealed her alleged membership in the Chinese military

Matthew Ormseth

'Broken' coronavirus tracking system leaves California in the dark: 'We have no idea' August 7, 2020

The lack of reliable test result data is disrupting pandemic response efforts, leaving officials in the dark about the spread of COVID-19.

Anita Chabria, Maura Dolan

California tops 10,000 coronavirus deaths August 7, 2020

California's toll underscores how a state that was once hailed as a pandemic success story is now struggling to slow outbreaks.

Sean Greene, Rong-Gong Lin II, Colleen Shalby, Iris Lee

Firefighters stop progress of Texas fire in Saugus at 130 acres August 7, 2020

The fire in Saugus started about 2 p.m. Thursday and has grown to 130 acres, but it has not caused any structural damage and is 10% contained, officials say.

Andrew J. Campa

Judge hikes bail for La Luz del Mundo leader to $90 million August 7, 2020

A judge set bail at $90 million for the jailed leader of La Luz del Mundo church, Naason Joaquin Garcia, who is charged with rape and possessing child porn

Matthew Ormseth

Funeral service held for LAPD Officer Valentin Martinez August 6, 2020

Funeral service is held for L.A. Police Officer Valentin Martinez, the agency's first sworn employee to die of complications from COVID-19.

Al Seib Staff photographer

ICE deliberately limited testing at Bakersfield immigration facility with COVID-19 outbreak August 6, 2020

On Thursday, a federal judge in San Francisco issued a searing ruling, saying ICE has "responded to the health crisis in such a cavalier fashion" that it has "lost the right to be trusted."

Andrea Castillo

Then the pandemic hit. New restaurants change plans but not dreams August 6, 2020

Three food-service businesses in Long Beach show adaptability and determination as they open their operations during the coronavirus pandemic.

Faith E. Pinho

Orange County posts its highest single-day COVID death total: 32 August 6, 2020

The 32 newly reported fatalities pushed the county's total deaths related to the coronavirus to 697.

Luke Money

Apple fire chars over 28,000 acres, prompting new evacuations for Morongo Valley August 6, 2020

Two days after most evacuation orders were lifted in Riverside County, the San Bernardino County sheriff warns Morongo Valley residents to leave as the Apple fire grows.

Hayley Smith

Inside the 'culture of violence' alleged by LAPD SWAT whistleblower August 6, 2020

An LAPD sergeant alleging that a group of officers known as the 'SWAT mafia' corrupted the tactical unit had previously flagged the group's influence.

Kevin Rector, Richard Winton

Drug bust at San Francisco hotel prompts new coronavirus safety measures August 6, 2020

Two people were arrested for manufacturing and selling drugs at a hotel used to house homeless people who are at risk for contracting COVID-19.

Colleen Shalby

Hacienda Heights pastor charged with sexual assault of minors August 6, 2020

The pastor of Abundant Life Ministries was arrested after a six-month investigation and charged with sexually assaulting young girls.

Hayley Smith

Eighth California corrections officer dies of COVID-19 August 6, 2020

Sgt. Seeyengkee Ly spent more than 17 years with the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation.

Hayley Smith

LAPD officer shot in suspected 'friendly fire' incident in Hollywood, police say August 6, 2020

A Los Angeles police officer was shot accidentally by a fellow officer while responding Wednesday to reports of a distraught man, the LAPD said.

Kevin Rector

Magnitude 3.2 earthquake strikes offshore near Santa Cruz August 6, 2020

A magnitude 3.2 earthquake was reported at 9 a.m. Thursday off the California coast, 16 miles from Santa Cruz.

Quakebot

Raucous parties, young adults fueling California's COVID-19 crisis August 6, 2020

At fraternity houses and Hollywood mansions, parties that defy public health orders are fueling a coronavirus surge in the young.

Rong-Gong Lin II

FBI removes firearms from Jake Paul's mansion in probe of shopping mall riot August 6, 2020

Police in Arizona drop charges against the YouTube personality in a May incident, as federal officers serve search warrants at his California home.

Richard Winton

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Today’s Global Headlines

Beirut explosion: Anti-government protests break out in city August 7, 2020

Lebanese security forces deployed tear gas on a group of demonstrators near parliament.

TikTok: Trump signs order to address 'threat' of Chinese app August 7, 2020

Beginning in 45 days, any US transaction with parent company ByteDance will be banned.

Hong Kong: Joshua Wong among 24 charged over Tiananmen vigil August 7, 2020

The annual vigil had been banned for the first time in 30 years, with officials citing coronavirus rules.

Sri Lanka election: Rajapaksa brothers win 'super-majority' August 7, 2020

The victory for the Sri Lanka People's Front seals the Rajapaksa brothers' grip on power.

World's remotest Irish bar: 'We will survive Covid' August 7, 2020

It has been closed since April, you can’t reach it by car, and it's a two-day hike from the nearest airport.

How the pandemic is sending some Brazilians ‘two steps back’ August 7, 2020

Strides made to reduce poverty in Brazil are being reversed by the economic upheaval caused by Covid.

'It took 32 years, but I finally found my kidnapped son' August 7, 2020

After Li Jingzhi's son went missing in 1988 she dedicated her life to searching for him. He was found in May this year.

Beirut explosion: Before-and-after images August 7, 2020

Satellite and aerial images show the extent of the Beirut port explosion that ripped through the Lebanese city.

How 'lockdown birdwatching' is helping Australia's bushfire recovery August 6, 2020

Birdwatching has boomed during Australia's Covid-19 lockdown - and it's having an unexpected benefit.

Trump says Biden is 'against God and he's against guns' August 6, 2020

President Trump has accused his Democratic opponent of following the 'radical left agenda' to 'hurt the Bible'.

Mandatory hotel quarantine for NSW arrivals from Victoria August 6, 2020

People entering the Australian state of New South Wales from Victoria must go into hotel quarantine.

Saudi crown prince accused of sending hit squad to Canada August 6, 2020

Mohammed bin Salman has been accused of sending a hit-squad to kill a former Saudi official.

Tokyo Olympics: Rings temporarily shelved August 6, 2020

The giant Olympic rings exit the spotlight temporarily for maintenance, after the Tokyo games are postponed.

Coronavirus: India becomes third country to pass two million cases August 6, 2020

India confirmed its last million cases in just 20 days, faster than any other county in the world.

Beirut explosion: How ship's deadly cargo ended up at port August 6, 2020

More than 2,000 tons of ammonium nitrate arrived in 2013 on the Moldovan-flagged MV Rhosus.

Beirut explosion: ‘We still think it’s like a dream’ August 6, 2020

Charbel Matar, a doctor in the Lebanese city, told the BBC his home has been destroyed by the blast.

'No one is above the law, not even the NRA' August 6, 2020

New York's attorney general is suing the NRA to dissolve it over alleged financial mismanagement.

New York attorney general sues to dissolve NRA August 6, 2020

New York's attorney general announces a lawsuit aimed at dissolving the powerful gun lobbying group.

Beirut explosion: Pianist's homage to the victims August 6, 2020

Beirut resident May Melki says her rendition of Auld Lang Syne is a homage, not a farewell.

Beirut: The bride being photographed in wedding dress as blast hit August 6, 2020

Israa Seblani was posing for her wedding photographs when the huge explosion shook the nearby port area of Beirut.

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