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Red Cross Seeks Donations Amid ‘Severe’ Blood Shortage

Over 160 blood drives in Southern California have been canceled due to COVID-19. As a result, the Red Cross has

As social distancing and bans on group gatherings temporarily close down many of L.A.’s arts institutions, bars, clubs, and other

Sandwich-loving Angelenos are well acquainted with Philippe The Original. The Chinatown staple has served locals seven days a week since

It’s St. Patrick’s Day today. Just a couple weeks ago, our staff was outlining a ‘Things to Do for St.

COVID-19 is wreaking havoc on the restaurant industry. Our local government has announced measures to keep people away from crowds—and

Yesterday, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti announced relaxed parking enforcement in Los Angeles in response to COVID-19. More people working

[Update: March 23, 3 p.m.:] Due to crowds at parks, beaches, and other recreation areas, Los Angeles County has now

As Angelenos prepare to hunker down for an undetermined amount of time, it’s important to know where you can get

[Update: May 15, 5:30 p.m.] Today, L.A. Mayor Eric Garcetti announced that these parking enforcement changes, which were supposed to

Much like everything else in L.A., the Central Library and 72 branch libraries are closed through at least March 31

This morning, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti assembled representatives from local grocery chains at a Ralphs distribution center in Paramount

The Broad may be closed, but you can still check out one of its most popular attractions. The museum will