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A former United States Postal Service employee from Inglewood faces sentencing today for unlawfully buying and cashing tens of thousands of dollars' worth of postal money orders with unemployment benefits fraudulently obtained with false claims of COVID-related job losses.

Biden said the sanctions were designed to "maximize the long-term impact on Russia."

Owners will be notified if their vehicle is under recall in March and April.

The BA.2 variant is responsible for about 20% of COVID-19 cases around the world.

In a major policy shift, Los Angeles County will ease its indoor mask mandate to allow people vaccinated against COVID-19 to remove face coverings indoors at establishments that verify patrons' vaccination status, health officials have confirmed.

Volunteers will fan out across Metro L.A., South L.A. and the Antelope Valley tonight on the last of three nights of the delayed 2022 Greater Los Angeles Point-in-Time Homeless Count.  

Burlington will allow its indoor mask mandate to expire next month as coronavirus cases continue to decline. Starting March 3, people will no longer have...

During Tuesday's virtual hearing, Los Angeles Superior Court Ruben Garcia asked that the attorneys file court papers detailing their recommendations by March 18 and to be ready for a final status conference on June 1. Garcia is the latest of multiple judges to preside over the case.

Cold and occasionally wet conditions will plague the Southland through tomorrow, with gusty winds blowing across the region and a chance of snow, rain and even hail possible before things warm up later in the week.

The Los Angeles City Council agreed today to explore expanding and requiring naloxone training and distribution for staff and contracted organizations with the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority and city departments that come into contact with unhoused people.