Новости за 01.01.2021

The cancellation, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, deals a huge hit to Pasadena's economy and the region's mood on New Year's Day.

L.A. County has been forced to temporarily shut down five public primary care clinics to help staff hospitals amid a deadly surge in coronavirus cases.

Despite vows to crack down, the Sheriff's Department has long been criticized for failing to rein in rogue deputy cliques that allegedly encourage violence and other forms of misconduct.

An oddly shaped tree became the breakout star of the cult movie "Blood In, Blood Out." A Facebook post caused its legions of fans to worry it was going to be chopped down.

A state program, Project Homekey, has resulted in one of the largest expansions in shelter for homeless people ever. Without more federal funding, it will expire.

Officials at Martin Luther King Jr. hospital said the community was sick before COVID-19 arrived. Still, the facility is a beacon of hope to the area.

A months-long surge of coronavirus cases in Los Angeles County is reaching its grim if inevitable zenith

California has already ended license suspensions for unpaid traffic tickets. Now Gov. Gavin Newsom and the Legislature should complete the reform.

Marwa Kilani, a palliative care physician at a Mission Hills hospital, has to take care of her own emotional well-being while also being a source of support for colleagues, patients and patients' families as the toll of COVID-19 worsens.

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The worker's family said he had been called back into the Fresno plant, got sick with COVID-19 and died weeks later. It is the third COVID-19 death of a worker at the Fresno plant; nine workers at a Merced County plant have also died.

After the in-person event was canceled because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2021 Rose Parade is now a TV-only celebration. Here's how to tune in.