Quake | Walmart Vaccines | Catholic Schools Close | Crowds Return

Los Angeles CA

06 April, 2021

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LOS ANGELES, CA — Share-worthy stories from across the Southland Patch cities to talk about tonight. Fire Burns In Angeles National Forest The blaze dubbed the Spring Fire threatened structures, and crews were fighting the blaze with air and ground crews Monday. Blessed Sacrament School To Permanently Close In June The school is one of six in the Catholic Archdiocese of Los Angeles that will shutter due to declining enrollment and "distressed finances." SWAT Team Called Into Beverly Hills After Stolen Car PursuitA man crashed a car police believe was stolen in Beverly Hills, then refused to exit the car, leading to a more than three-hour standoff. Indoor Bars And Stadium Events May Not Be Far Off For Los Angeles As the coronavirus cases continue to fall in Los Angeles County, yet another round of reopenings could be just a few weeks off. Crowds Rush To Pacific Park Reopening At Santa Monica Pier Pacific Park at Santa Monica Pier reopened this weekend. Crowds grew so large police had to limit access in the area. Earthquakes Rattle Los Angeles, Orange County: Did You Feel It? A magnitude 4.0 quake was the largest of three small earthquakes that rattled Los Angeles and Orange County out of bed Monday morning. Homeless Shelters Proposed In Marina Del Rey, Pacific Palisades L.A. Councilmember Mike Bonin proposed several new shelters for unhoused people, including Will Rogers State Beach and Fisherman's Village. Calabasas Turns 30, Asks For Historical Artifacts Calabasas incorporated on April 5, 1991. To celebrate, the city is asking for relics of its unique history. Orange Mass Shooting Suspect Remains Unconscious, Court Postponed The suspect in a mass shooting in the city of Orange is still unable to be arraigned due to his condition, officials say. Jeffrey Frankel, Palos Verdes Peninsula School Board Member, DiesJeffrey Frankel, who was recently elected to the Palos Verdes Peninsula School Board, died unexpectedly, according to the district. Man Killed After Being Struck By Three Cars In Hollywood Two of the drivers stopped and cooperated with an investigation, while a third fled the scene and remains at large. Coronavirus Vaccines Now Available At Burbank Walmart 137 stores across the state will now offer coronavirus vaccines. Palisades-Malibu YMCA Reopens With Modifications Capacity was limited to 25% as the facility began its reopening process. 1 Killed, 1 Injured In Deliberate Hit And Run, Police Allege According to investigators, an argument between three men living at a homeless encampment turned deadly Sunday. Do You Know Your Sherman Oaks Neighborhood Council Candidates? With election day rapidly approaching, the Sherman Oaks Neighborhood Council will hold a candidate forum on April 12. LAUSD Students Required To Go Undergo COVID-19 Tests Before schools reopen next week, students must get a baseline COVID-19 test to be followed by weekly tests once in-person classes resume. 'Chicago 7' Takes Top SAG Honor; Boseman And Davis Win For Acting The late Chadwick Boseman and his "Ma Rainey's Black Bottom" co-star Viola Davis took top acting honors at the remote SAG awards Sunday. Texting Behind Wheel Big Concern In Seal Beach, Cops Say April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month, Seal Beach police say. Do you touch your phone while driving? Here are some tips to avoid that. Wunderlich Will Be Sworn As BH Mayor Tuesday Night The scientist and business consultant will begin his first stint as mayor in a virtual ceremony Tuesday night. Fiery PCH Crash Injures 2 A car fire marked the third serious accident in Malibu in a 24-hour-period. Alleged 'Rock Thrower' Charged In Anti-Asian Hate Crime: OCDA An Asian-American woman and her 6-year-old child were driving when a man began throwing rocks at them, hard enough to crack the windshield. Easter Blaze Breaks Out In Simi Valley The Westwood Fire burned several acres in a remote part of Simi Valley Sunday afternoon. Man Crashes To His Death Into Malibu Canyon, 3rd Death That Night A man was killed Monday morning after his vehicle crashed into a canyon near Kanan Dume Road. 2 Pedestrians Fatally Struck On PCH Two men were hit by separate cars while crossing PCH late Sunday night. Agoura Hills Rec Center Hosts Senior Vaccine Clinic From April 5-8, anyone over 50 can book a vaccination appointment. PAWS Brings Sound Of Silence To San Clemente Railway Area Homes Routine train horn sounding will stop at these pedestrian areas on this late April date. Is this a good idea? Let us know your thoughts. 2 OC Couples Open Mountain Mike's Pizza In Rancho Santa Margarita The longtime friends said they're thrilled to bring the new pizzeria, hailed for its crispy, curly pepperoni, to their old stomping grounds. South Bay COVID Vaccine Options Expand As Walmart Offers ShotsA link to schedule an appointment is below, along with a list of all 137 participating California stores. Orange County Vaccinates Record Numbers, Yellow Tier Within Reach With more vaccination sites opening daily, at area pharmacies, Orange County looks to reopen more fully in the coming days. Save The Date: Virtual Venice Family Clinic Art Walk & Auction The Venice Family Clinic Art Walk & Auction features more than 200 works from artists including, Ed Ruscha, Alexandra Grant and Miles Regis. Newport Beach Man ID'd In Fatal Bicycle Collision An 80-year-old Newport Beach resident was identified by the Orange County Coroner's office, after being struck and killed on March 29. Laguna Beach Boys & Girls Announce Fundraiser Date It will be a Hard Day's Night at the Laguna Beach Boys & Girls Club fundraiser this summer at Montage Laguna Beach. Reserve your tables now. Restaurant Armed Robbery Suspect Arrested, Police SayA 23-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of an armed robbery at a Culver City restaurant, police say. Minnesota Man Accused In Stabbing, Carjacking To Appear In Court A 30-year-old suspect from Minnesota is accused of stabbing and carjacking a man in Redondo Beach.