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News Brief: Health Code Citations Put Community Fridges in Jeopardy

For today: community fridges face public health scrutiny, the Lakers and Clippers may boycott the rest of the NBA season,

During COVID-19, outdoor dining has become one of the few things Angelenos can do that isn’t considered essential, like going

Randy’s Donuts will offer customers free donuts when it officially opens in Pasadena next week, Wednesday, September 2. From 6

On the docket today: Sheriff’s deputies without masks, more local protests against police violence, and the Space Force (maybe) is

A new exhibition of horror, sci-fi, and fantasy memorabilia is coming to The Montalbán in Hollywood just in time for

Update, September 11: Due to the poor air quality caused by the wildfires, NHMLA has decided to postpone the opening

In your brief for today: Airbnb hits local party houses with sanctions, protestors gather over Jacob Blake’s shooting, and maybe

Los Angeles Haunted Hayride isn’t canceling this Halloween. Instead, it’s coming back with a new “drive-up” experience. Tickets go on

Today, StreetsLA crews are creating a permanent piece of street art to commemorate the All Black Lives Matter March that

Angelenos worried about their mail are taking to the streets. Also: Protestor clashes rising, encampments swept off the beaches of

According to Cal Fire spokesperson Jeremy Rahn, nearly 12,000 firefighters are battling nearly two dozen major fires across the state.

HomeState’s annual Margarita Showdown goes virtual this year with margarita flights and a huge musical lineup you can enjoy safely at home.