Play In LA
Rising Covid-19 rates led organizers to convert to a virtual event.
Play In LA
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Play In LA
Most bands have practiced months or years to march in the Rose Parade. The 270 members of the Band Directors Marching Band only just met this week. -
Play In LA
The Rose Parade is back after a year's absence, but with the steep recent rise in COVID-19 infections, there are some new precautions to observe.
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Play In LA
The pandemic put a halt to L.A. County's toy lending program, so it pivoted to a gifting program.
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Play In LA
Pasadena and the Tournament of Roses Assn. say they've taken all the precautions possible so covid prevention at the big parade and game are individual responsibilities.
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Play In LA
Fines for parking along snowplow routes have snowballed in recent years
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Play In LA
Kids ages 17 and under get free holiday gift stockings, snow play and a visit from Santa at selected Los Angeles County parks.
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Play In LA
Just because your favorite sport has been in past Olympics, it's no guarantee it will be in future games. So boxing, weightlifting and modern pentathlon are on the chopping block.
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Play In LA
A program to help people from disadvantaged communities to visit and feel welcome in state parks is in its second year.
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Play In LA
Grand Park's New Year's Eve Party will be going virtual for the second straight year.
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Play In LA
The agreement sets out the respective responsibilities of the city government and LA28, the local Olympic Games organizing committee.
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Play In LA
It's the third CicLAvia event since pandemic restrictions eased up, this time in South L.A., one of the closed-street event's signature destinations.
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Play In LA
The city of Santa Monica is hosting an arts installation and play space in Palisades Park Saturday to get the public's feedback on its ideas for making both sides of Ocean Avenue more visitor-friendly.
