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A.M. Brief: At Least Three More Weeks Until L.A. Moves to Yellow Tier

Could L.A. move to the least restrictive tier of reopening by the end of April? Maybe. Also today: A leveling

We used to tell you about all the things you could go out and do in Los Angeles on a

L.A. enters the orange tier, big crowds close Griffith Park, and, no, you weren’t dreaming—that was a sizable earthquake you

L.A.’s vaccine distribution continues to pile up big numbers. A new CDC announcement on traveling. A Burbank restaurant owner gets

The Skirball Cultural Center will reopen on May 15 with a new exhibit from artist and activist Ai Weiwei that

We used to tell you about all the things you could go out and do in Los Angeles on a

Newsom’s recall lacks massive support. Councilmembers want answers regarding the LAPD’s involvement in the Echo Park Lake showdown. A mass

Ghost kitchens or “cloud kitchens” are the way of the future. It’s just like ordering takeout from a restaurant, but

L.A. bars will soon open for outdoor service. Republicans remain skeptical of COVID-19 vaccination. UCLA students go wild after an

When we last checked in with U.K.-based artist George Townley, his show “Golden Hour” at Gallery 1988 had been canceled

Universal Studios Hollywood will officially reopen on Friday, April 16 with a brand new The Secret Life of Pets ride.

Today: A program offering assistance to struggling renters, a strategy to battle catalytic converter theft, a return to the classroom