Instead, “you can take conservative measures on your own, and there are a variety of options,” says Omid Mehdizadeh, M.D., an otolaryngologist and laryngologist at Providence Saint John’s Health Center in Santa Monica, Calif. Start with a salt water spray or nasal irrigation to try to clean out your nasal passages. “If that doesn’t ...

“Los Angeles is this really interesting, unique city. Coyotes occur literally across the gradient. They’re everywhere from downtown Los Angeles, at the stadium where the Dodgers play, all the way into the Santa Monica Mountains, in some of the more rural, rugged landscapes.” Biologist Rachel Larson, who led a newly published study on ...

We need everyone to use common sense to help flatten the curve. The situation is changing by the day, sometimes by the hour."

She tied the knot with Clement Giraudet in a private ceremony in France on August 10, 2018. And on Friday, Robin Wright stepped out with her husband, who opted to go shirtless, for a walk in Santa Monica.

We want people to be able to eat well and get access to food, but we don’t want to risk the spread of this disease.” The four City of Santa Monica Farmers markets, including the historic Wednesday market that started it all, are not subject to the suspension ordered by the mayor and will remain open. Safety and distancing plans were ...

Lionsgate has delivered pink slips in its film group, but the layoffs having nothing to do with the coronavirus.

Lionsgate laid off a number of employees within the film marketing and distribution team, The Hollywood Reporter has learned. According to a source familiar with the matter, some 15 to 20 employees across the company were given pink slips as part of an ongoing restructuring of the film group's marketing and distribution divisions.

Deadline has confirmed that Lionsgate has put re-structuring in effect largely in its film marketing and distribution departments, laying off a company-wide number in the high teens according to a

Los Angeles County is frantically setting up field hospitals and homeless shelters in an effort to stay ahead of the coronavirus.

The novel coronavirus attaches to specific receptors on lung cells that allow it to enter tissue where it can cause severe damage.