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Lita Martinez
Producer, All Things Considered
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“To put that into perspective, drivers with the typical 14-gallon fuel tank and a mid-size sedan are paying a little more than $29 to fill up that same tank of gas today," an Auto Club of Southern California spokesperson said.
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Despite improvement, tailpipe emissions are one the largest causes.
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Back in 2020, none of us really expected it to go on this long.
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The aid aims to help refugees resettle in the county. It could include legal help, medical and mental health care and even cash assistance.
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Under the pilot program, part of the federal government's "Test to Treat" initiative, eligible patients who test positive at select testing sites could get free medications shipped overnight.
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Scientists took the substance that allows skin cells to regenerate and put it into lung tissue, then exposed it to the virus that causes COVID-19.
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Councilmember Paul Koretz describes his horror at seeing images of Ukrainian civilians killed by Russian troops, calling them "senseless" deaths "at the hand of a megalomaniacal madman."
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According to a study recently published in the Journal of Geology, the midsection has produced many big quakes in the past, some measuring 6.8 magnitudes or greater.
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Huge sediment plumes along with high levels of fecal bacteria lingered along the Malibu coastline for months.
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Officials say a grease-clogged sewer line in Paramount backed up and overflowed into the L.A. River.
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As COVID-19 precautions ease, health professionals are reminding us it's now up to individuals to protect themselves.
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LA County's Mask Mandate Could End For Everyone, Regardless Of Vaccination Status, As Soon As FridayBarbara Ferrer, L.A. County's public health director, said she's waiting for the CDC's latest update on transmission, which is due out on Thursday.