Ryan Fonseca
Former Associate Editor
(he/him)
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Because of budget cuts related to COVID-19, L.A.'s Vision Zero street safety program will be cut 5% in the next fiscal year. -
In total, funding for infrastructure improvements will be reduced 10%, from $888 million down to $795 million.
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More than a third of the 495 people who've died countywide were residents at institutional facilities — primarily nursing homes and assisted living facilities, officials said today.
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More than a third of the people who've died countywide were residents at institutional facilities, which include rehab centers, convalescent hospitals and nursing homes.
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The fatal collision happened just after 8:45 a.m. this morning at the street-level crossing at California Avenue and Duarte Road.
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Los Angeles County's coronavirus task force is scheduled to give its daily update on the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Traffic on some sections of freeway within the city of Los Angeles has effectively been cut in half, new data from Caltrans shows.
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Traffic on some sections of freeway within the city of Los Angeles has effectively been cut in half, new data from Caltrans shows.
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Researchers from Harvard identified a link between long-term exposure to particulate matter and increased risk of death for coronavirus patients.
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Roughly 50 workers will go on unpaid leave for two weeks this month, and the organization’s leadership told staff they cannot ruling out additional cuts in the near future.
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