Metro Station Shooting + Bars & Nightclubs Vaccine Requirement

Los Angeles CA

16 September, 2021

5:13 PM

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Hey Los Angeles! Paige, your usual source for the Los Angeles Daily, is out for the rest of the week. But Patch still wants to make sure you are up-to-date on all of your local happenings, so I am here to fill in! Please note that during this period your newsletters might be lighter than usual. Now, onto everything you need to know, in 5 minutes or less.- Brad Are you a local business owner or marketer in Los Angeles? Our premium local sponsorships will keep you at the top of inboxes around town every morning. Contact us here for the lowdown. First, today's weather: Clear throughout the day. High: 76 Low: 56. Here are the top stories today in Los Angeles: LAPD is still looking for a suspect who shot and killed a man at an LA Metro Station at the Blue Line stop near Washington Boulevard and Long Beach Avenue. Investigators intend to review surveillance footage and encourage anyone with information to contact the LAPD. (FOX 11 Los Angeles) The Los Angeles City Council has moved the date upon which the city will rely entirely upon renewable energy to 2035, up a decade from the previous goal of 2045. The move comes as research from the University of Southern California shows the feasibility of such a project. (Daily Trojan Online) Los Angeles County supervisors have voted unanimously to phase out oil and gas drilling and to ban new drill sites in unincorporated areas of town. The measure was opposed by the California Independent Petroleum Association, which represents nearly 400 oil and gas industry entities. (Bakersfield Now) LA resident Steven Pendley has died after being hit by two separate cars on the Harbor 110 Freeway near West Third Street. The first vehicle to hit Pendley fled the scene, but the second stayed behind to cooperate with authorities. (L.A. Weekly) Los Angeles County is now requiring customers and workers at indoor bars and nightclubs to be vaccinated against COVID-19 beginning in October. The measure was announced by the Los Angeles Health Department and will require at least one dose by October 7 with both doses required by November 4. (NBC News) Living in Los Angeles can be pricey, but our friends at GoodRx have some smart tips to save you money. GoodRx, the leading resource in health care savings, makes it easy to find the lowest price for your medications. Support our sponsor and check out these five easy ways to cut down costs. Today in Los Angeles: Health Screenings- Audio for 1st, 3rd, 6th and 9th (Ivy Academia 21-22 SY Events) (12:00 AM) Los Angeles Patch Notebook Photos: Explosives/firearms-detecting canines display their well-trained senses at a LA event (Long Beach Press Telegram)L.A. mansion once worth $500 million defaults on $100 million in debt, forcing a sale (LA Daily News)Hispanic Heritage Month: See Map of Cultural Sites in LA (NBC Southern California) From our sponsors — thanks for supporting local news! Featured businesses: Virus Care® -- Limited Time 10% Off Sale! — Check Out Our FDA APPROVED KN95 Face Masks! Shop Now! (Visit website) Polished2Perfection LA — RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL CLEANING Yes Assistant - Virtual Assistant Service — We provide a well-organized and flexible virtual Service (Visit website) Rolling Robots — Special: 10% OFF 1st 3-Month Membership! (Visit website) Market-Connections Professional Resume Writing Services — Mention PatchLA for 10% discount with purchase of resume pkg (Visit website) Add your business here Events: Venice Beach Cleanup (September 18) Estate Planning for Your Loved Ones - Webinar w/ Live Chat Q&A (September 18) Divorce Webinar: Learn about legal, financial, and emotional Issues when facing divorce (September 22) [Free Masterclass] Increase Your Website Sales & Leads Using SEO (September 25) Add your event Free stuff: Free Letter of Resignation (Details) Add your free stuff Alrighty, you're all good for today. See you all tomorrow for another update! If you're liking these newsletters, consider inviting some of your friends and neighbors to read along. You can send them this link to subscribe. — Brad King Have a news tip or suggestion for an upcoming Los Angeles Daily? Contact me at [email protected].