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FAIRFIELD-SUISUN, CALIFORNIA $750 to Zoom with Santa? How COVID-19 changed the business of playing St. Nick [Los Angeles Times :: BC-CORONAVIRUS-SANTA:LA] Elusiveness has always been part of the Santa Claus brand. He comes and goes in the night, leaving little trace but Christmas presents and cookie crumbs. He lives at the North Pole, of all places. The only way to contact him is by snail mail. Only during the holiday season does Santa become accessible, offering up his lap while he poses for pictures and listens to wish lists. In this pandemic-plagued year, he’s doing his best to maintain ...

TOP STORIES After months of impasse, House and Senate leaders were on the brink of announcing an economic aid package of about $900 billion, which is expected to add $300 a week to state compensation for the unemployed and provide a one-time direct payment of at least $600 for most Americans. The compromise is also expected to include another round of Paycheck Protection Program loans for small businesses as well as money for vaccine distribution, food assistance, rent payments, child care and schools. Advertisement Must-read stories from the L.A. Times Get all the day's most vital news with...

$750 to Zoom with Santa? How COVID changed the business of playing St. Nick Andrea Chang © (Mel Melcon / Los Angeles Times) Zoie Dabit, 4, of Northridge and Santa Claus practice social distancing at Underwood Family Farms in Moorpark. (Mel Melcon / Los Angeles Times) Elusiveness has always been part of the Santa Claus brand. He comes and goes in the night, leaving little trace but Christmas presents and cookie crumbs. He lives at the North Pole, of all places. The only way to contact him is by snail mail. Only during the holiday season does Santa become accessible, offeri...

Elusiveness has always been part of the Santa Claus brand. He comes and goes in the night, leaving little trace but Christmas presents and cookie crumbs. He lives at the North Pole, of all places. The only way to contact him is by snail mail. Only during the holiday season does Santa become accessible, offering up his lap while he poses for pictures and listens to wish lists. In this pandemic-plagued year, he’s doing his best to maintain a presence at malls, family gatherings and Christmas tree lots, but like the rest of us, he has had to adjust.