L.A. News, Food, Culture, & Events

A.M. Brief: COVID-19 Infection Surges at L.A. Supermarkets

Los Angeles supermarkets are essential, but they’re not immune to COVID-19 spread. Like a lot of other local businesses, they’re

Los Angeles County is now the epicenter of COVID-19 for the entire country, and a grim outlook has union reps

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

The hospital situation in Southern California is bad, and the coming weeks may only get grimmer. Also this morning: Beverly

[Update, 5 p.m.] L.A. County has released today’s numbers including Pasadena and Long Beach. It’s now 138 new deaths and

Bill Esparza’s celebrated Taqueando festival brought together taqueros and taqueras from Southern California and Mexico for a gut-busting day of

Lots of locals traveled for the Thanksgiving holiday, a move that (predictably) preceded a massive uptick in COVID-19 infections. Also

Goodbye, L.A. Metro’s Little Tokyo/Arts District Station. The L (Gold) Line station has been closed for several weeks, but Metro

L.A. County’s first COVID-19 vaccinations were a positive development, but the daunting outlook for infection spread and diminishing ICU capacity

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

L.A.’s first shipment of vaccine has arrived, and it can’t be distributed soon enough. Also this morning: Public defenders overwhelmed

With a lack of aid for the food service industry and daunting dining restrictions, restaurant owners in the county are