Dr. Paul Moarbes, a physician, and Julia Warde, a former paramedic, were in Beirut when the black smoke from a heavy fire started to come
VC experts talked about how COVID-19 is changing the venture capital industry on Wednesday in an online panel discussion hosted by PitchBook and the National
If a government agent clearly violates your constitutional rights, you ought to be able to sue the government agent. Unfortunately, the United States Supreme Court-invented
Chargers coach Anthony Lynn was asked a variety of player-evaluation questions, from their appearances to injury-progress updates to training-camp position battles. Lynn didn’t have much
Relying solely on enforcement to quell large parties would be a “foolhardy” strategy, Los Angeles County Public Health Director Barbara Ferrer said during a Wednesday
In yet another nod to the battle against COVID-19, travelers passing through Los Angeles International Airport can now buy masks, gloves, hand sanitizer and digital
So far, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has extended the moratorium on rent with each month that has passed since the start of the coronavirus pandemic.
HOLLYWOOD — Firefighters were working to fully extinguish a “largely static” two-acre brush fire Wednesday in the Hollywood Hills that resulted in one firefighter being
At least eight UCLA football players have tested positive for COVID-19 since arriving on campus for voluntary workouts since late June, a Los Angeles County
CASHDROP founder Ruben Flores-Martinez said the hopelessness he experienced as a young undocumented immigrant later helped motivate the creation of CASHDROP, a mobile commerce app
A retired US Army Special Forces soldier who advised former NFL quarterback and civil rights activist Colin Kaepernick said that a demonstration at the National
Many parents are concerned about how they’ll handle childcare when returning to work, a Monster survey of US respondents showed. Companies of all sizes are