Officials Pause Distribution of a Vaccine Batch Linked to a Cluster of Possible Allergic Reactions
A single batch of Moderna’s COVID vaccine is being held back after six people in San Diego experienced allergic reactions
L.A. Expected to Expand Vaccine Eligibility to Residents 65+ This Week
As eligibility expands, supply remains smaller than demand
L.A. County Temporarily Lifts Limit on Cremations Because So Many People Are Dying
As COVID-19 causes the county's death rate to double, the body that oversees the region's air quality had to make concessions for crematoriums
An ‘Apolitical’ Rabble-Rouser Is at the Center of a Right-Wing Campaign to Blame the Capitol Riot on the Left
A Utah man known as "Activist John" was reportedly "blackballed" from BLM well before the events of January 6, but that hasn't stopped Trump allies from alleging "antifa" infiltration
How to Watch the 2021 Presidential Inauguration
Welcome Joe Biden and Kamala Harris to the White House
What Could L.A.’s Dramatic Budget Shortfall Mean for Angelenos?
From a drop in street improvements to a shrunken City Attorney's office, here's the visible impact the COVID crisis could have
Some L.A. Ralphs Stores Briefly Administered Vaccines to People Who Aren’t Yet Eligible
For a short period this week, local pharmacy locations gave out shots to people who were not healthcare workers
Ed Buck’s Trial Has Been Postponed Again, and Further Delay Could Follow
As the families of Buck's alleged victims await justice, COVID-19 considerations have temporarily taken precedence
Culver City’s First-Ever Black City Councilman Is Running for Holly Mitchell’s State Senate Seat
California Senate District 30 candidate Daniel Lee is putting the push for single-payer health care front and center
Here’s What You Need to Know About When and How to Get a COVID Vaccination in L.A.
A quick primer on who's eligible, how to make an appointment, and more