L.A. County coronavirus cases top 1,200 for third straight day

For the second day in a row, Los Angeles County reported more than 1,200 new coronavirus cases today, continuing a three-day string of elevated numbers that could further stall efforts to reopen more sectors of the local economy. The county announced 1,256 new cases Friday, down slightly from the 1,280 announced on Thursday. The county…

USOPC sues its insurance carriers

The U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee has filed suit against 10 if its insurance carriers in state court in Colorado as pressure continues to mount against the tax exempt, non-profit organization to settle with the more than 500 survivors who allege they were sexually abused by former U.S. Olympic and USA Gymnastics team physician Larry…

Senior Living: Lifetime experiences help older adults build resilience to pandemic trauma

Older adults are especially vulnerable physically during the coronavirus pandemic. But they’re also notably resilient psychologically, calling upon a lifetime of experience and perspective to help them through difficult times. New research calls attention to this little-remarked-upon resilience as well as significant challenges for older adults as the pandemic stretches on. It shows that many…

Search On For Man Suspected Of Killing Matthew Winks In Jamestown

SONORA (CBS13) — Authorities are searching for a suspect accused of striking and killing a man in Jamestown. Sonora-area CHP said the body of 42-year-old Matthew Winks of Jamestown was found near the intersection of Fifth Avenue and 7th Street in Jamestown on Oct. 3. Investigators say Winks was hit by a white 1998 Ford…

Heartless Hack Targets Vulnerable Students During Zoom Class

ROSEVILLE (CBS13) — While more students head back to the classroom, many are still learning from home on Zoom classes. But one group will have a more difficult time getting on Zoom after hackers targeted their class. Mackenzie Muir is a member of the Down Syndrome Information Alliance (DSIA). The group just started a six-week…

Pregnant Ceres Woman Arrested For Attempted Homicide After She Allegedly Ran Over Man

CERES (CBS13) — A 35-year-old pregnant woman has been arrested after a fight in Ceres ended with a man being run over by a vehicle. Ceres police say back on Sep. 23, a fight between two men was reported at the Vineyard 76 gas station parking lot on Whitmore Avenue. Before officers could get there,…

Harvest Christian Pastor Greg Laurie, recovering from COVID-19, will resume duties Oct. 18

Pastor Greg Laurie, who is recovering from COVID-19, plans to return to the pulpit at Riverside-based megachurch Harvest Christian Fellowship in about a week. In a video message posted to Facebook late Friday, Laurie, 67, said he has completed 10 days of quarantine and expects to deliver a sermon at the church on Oct. 18.…

Orange County gets $23.1 million in Project Homekey funds to turn motels into homeless housing

It’s official: the state has awarded $23.1 million to the County of Orange and nonprofit affordable housing developer Jamboree Housing Corp. to turn two motels in Stanton into permanent housing for homeless people. The county announced late Friday, Oct. 9, that the 72-room Stanton Inn & Suites on Katella Avenue and the 60-room Tahiti Motel…

Laid off LAX concession workers claim they’re owed more than $100,000

A group of laid off LAX concession workers held a protest Friday, alleging concession giant HMS Host owes them more than $100,000 for violating the airport’s living-wage ordinance. After delivering a “past due” notice to the company’s El Segundo location, the employees — represented by Unite Here Local 11 —  formed a car caravan and…

LA County to offer grants to businesses unable to open during coronavirus pandemic

Officials with the Los Angeles County Development Authority said they will open the application process Friday, Oct. 9,  for small businesses to seek COVID-19 financial assistance. The county Board of Supervisors recently voted to use Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act funds to create the Small Business Revitalization Grant Program. “Now that the Trump…

Photos: LA County sheriff congratulates diverse class of academy graduates

Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva presided Thursday, Oct. 8, over commencement ceremonies for Academy Class no. 452, congratulating a group of graduates considered among the most diverse in the department’s history. 65 students raise their right hand as they became Los Angeles County Sheriff deputies or Gardena Police officers during graduation ceremonies for Los…

Photos: Eddie Van Halen’s childhood landmarks have become memorials for Pasadena’s guitar god

The childhood haunts of Pasadena’s local guitar god, Eddie Van Halen, have been transformed into memorial sites by legions of fans who have come to the Crown City to pay their respects to one of the world’s foremost guitar virtuosos after his death on Tuesday, Oct. 6. People gather at a memorial for Eddie van…

Suspect Who Was Allegedly Combative During Arrest Dies In Stockton Police Custody, Investigation Underway

STOCKTON (CBS13) — A person who was allegedly combative while being arrested died while in the custody of Stockton officers Thursday morning, authorities say. The Stockton Police Department says officers responded to the 10700 block of Trinity Parkway around 7 a.m. to investigate a report of a man allegedly threatening to throw a bottle of…

Victim Reunited With Stolen Dog After Home Burglary, Car Theft: ‘It’s Been The Craziest Three Days Of My Life’

GALT (CBS13) — To understand the magnitude of this reunion between Charlie the Pomeranian and his owner, you have to go back to the beginning. “It’s been the craziest three days of my life,” said owner Kellie Ruyle. Its been a week of misfortune for Kellie Ruyle. She says Charlie was stolen and found more…

80-Year-Old Modesto Man Rescues Driver Who Crashed Into A Canal

MODESTO (CBS13) – An 80-year-old Modesto man is being hailed a hero after rescuing a person who drove his vehicle into a canal. Steve Montelongo jumped into action after seeing the accident on the corner of Crows Landing and Hatch Road in Modesto. “He was in there trapped. All four doors shut. He was panicking…

Loma Linda mayor worried crowds at car show could pose COVID setback

The mayor of Loma Linda said he’s worried a car show that brought thousands of mostly young people to a hospital parking lot last weekend may end up setting back San Bernardino County’s ability to get out from under state-mandated shutdowns amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. City officials are still looking into how the car…

A Lakers championship celebration would play out much differently in 2020

Blowing on vuvuzelas and perched atop bus shelters, fans crowded 100 deep in some spots and turned the 2-mile route between Staples Center and USC’s Galen Center into a river of purple and gold 10 years ago. Unofficial counts ranged from 500,000 to 2 million people who converged along the parade route on June 21,…

California commission to consider lowering phone rates for jail inmates

State regulators will consider lowering telephone rates in California’s jails, where a 15-minute call can reach more than $26. The California Public Utilities Commission announced Thursday, Oct. 8, that it will explore how it can cut the rates, which officials believe deter inmates from staying in touch with family members.  The Federal Communications Commission last…

American poet Louise Glück wins Nobel literature prize

By DAVID KEYTON and JILL LAWLESS | Associated Press STOCKHOLM — American poet Louise Glück won the Nobel Prize in Literature on Thursday for her “candid and uncompromising” work, becoming the first U.S. winner since Bob Dylan in 2016. The Nobel Committee praised the writer “for her unmistakable poetic voice that with austere beauty makes…

LAUSD becomes latest to refuse to include Trump letter in food boxes

The nation’s second-largest school district is the latest agency to refuse to include a letter signed by President Donald Trump in food boxes provided by the federal government to aid families hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic. Austin Beutner, superintendent of the Los Angeles Unified School District, penned an open letter to Trump on Wednesday,…

In about-face, Trump seeks to salvage parts of virus aid

By ANDREW TAYLOR and AAMER MADHANI Associated Press WASHINGTON >> President Donald Trump on Wednesday tried to salvage a few priority items lost in the rubble of COVID-19 relief talks that he blew up, pressing for $1,200 stimulus checks and new aid for airlines and other businesses hard hit by the pandemic. In a series…

State Group Looks To Fight Fires With ‘Air Armada’ Paid By Ending High-Speed Rail Project

SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — As California battles the worst wildfire season on record, one man thinks he has the solution by beefing up air support to get to fires faster. “This is common sense. Get overwhelming force on a fire. Douse it before it becomes an inferno that is incredibly difficult to put out,” said John…

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