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Brian Frank
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Former Editor, Digital and Special Projects
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"If you don't have essential travel, don't travel," the mayor said Monday, amid a doubling of the coronavirus case rate throughout the county.
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We have reached "a very dangerous point in the pandemic," according to L.A. County's public health director.
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He grew up surrounded by the status quo: myths of good guys versus bad guys, white suburban casual racism. But when a close friend who is nonwhite was beaten by police, he was forced to challenge his assumptions.
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Yes, we know records have already fallen. But fire season is technically just getting started.
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Residents of Mountain Cove were asked to evacuate, and no traffic is being allowed into the area.
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Someone called the police on Melina Abdullah's home. She live-streamed the 12 terrifying minutes that followed.
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The bureau will make citywide a program that was started in 2011 to reduce crime and improve community-police relations in housing developments in Watts and Boyle Heights.
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Test results came back positive for 12,807 Californians.
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Los Alamitos was at risk of losing its license over the deaths this year of 29 horses. State regulators have voted to allow it to continue with additional oversight.
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The county reported the highest numbers of both hospitalizations and new cases, along with a sharp rise in deaths.
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L.A. Mayor Eric Garcetti notes the county has now seen more coronavirus cases than all of Canada.
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"Whether we continue on this recovery journey is debatable. COVID-19 is taking control, and we need to take control back," the mayor said.