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'A Terrible Cost': CA Marks 2 Years With COVID-19
Two years ago, nearly 40 million Californians were asked to stay home. Since then, COVID-19 has woven itself into the framework of society.

Two years ago, nearly 40 million Californians were asked to stay home. Since then, COVID-19 has woven itself into the framework of society.

The Newsom administration plans to spend $4.4 billion addressing mental health needs among young people. But will it come soon enough?
Ace Handyman Services South Bay is now open in Manhattan Beach.
Sutter Health nurses have been negotiating for a new contract since last year.
The end to the statewide rule marks what is possibly California’s most decisive move yet to turn the page on the pandemic.
Here’s how each of the current proposals would work, and what they would mean for Californians.
The district is on the state's fiscal watch list because of declining reserves.
Here's how to get involved with the 2022 Venice Pride Festival.
Good Eggs, an organic online marketplace, is heading to the Palos Verdes Peninsula community.
One of Los Angeles' most iconic landmarks is hiring this spring.
Experts on Black and Latino history in Santa Monica and a civilian oversight expert will discuss inclusive and equitable policing.
Venice Family Clinic launched its Street Medicine Curriculum, a training to educate the next generation of homeless health care providers.
Providence Little Company of Mary Medical Center Torrance was recognized among Newsweek’s World’s Best Hospitals for 2022.
Providence Saint John’s Health Center was recognized among Newsweek’s World’s Best Hospitals for 2022.
But, not quite yet. Here's when children may begin going mask-free.
The Montana Avenue Branch Library in Santa Monica reopens this week.
A Palos Verdes teacher received a grant from the Society for Science.
Marina del Rey will host its first-ever Dragon Boat Festival at Burton Chace Park.
Ten days after California lifted its indoor, universal mask mandate, the CDC said about 70 percent of Americans can unmask indoors.
The pandemic forced many Californians to stop commuting, producing an unexpected benefit with work from home.
Masking requirements will be eased for Angelenos starting Friday — but only if they are vaccinated or show a negative test.
Pop's Bagels will open this weekend. It's located next to Salt & Straw at the Culver Steps.
What's your favorite local business in Santa Monica? Here's how to nominate the best in town.
This will be the first homeless count since the pandemic started. It’s a major push to help end the homeless crisis in Los Angeles County.
Nearly half of California contractors are currently experiencing project delays due to labor shortages. The Home Depot has a solution.
CCUSD's free drive-thru COVID-19 testing is available every Saturday.
Descendants of Black people forced out of their homes could finally return to Santa Monica.
The message to elected officials — ignore parents at your peril — might be the clearest statewide takeaway from a recent CA recall.
LA Kings Ice PV has skating and hockey classes designed for beginners.
Masks are still required indoors at Malibu schools.
Santa Monica students are still required to wear masks indoors.
As COVID-19 cases drop in Los Angeles County, Santa Monica City Hall is now reopened.
The Youth In Arts Gallery exhibit includes paintings on handmade paper, collage, texture quilts, prints and paper sculpture.
Starbird is bringing its hand-crafted, feel-good crispy chicken and bold flavors to Los Angeles. And the expansion is just getting started.
Prices have risen more than a dollar a gallon since this time last year.
As the omicron wave recedes, Gov. Gavin Newsom and Democratic lawmakers’ plans for dealing with COVID-19 appear to be on a collision course.
In California, 3 in 4 of residents want politicians to disclose their vaccine statuses, according to a survey from MyBioSource.com.
Rancho Palos Verdes residents are invited to submit nominations for 2022 Mayor's Honorees — an award for unsung local heroes.
Less than three weeks after announcing its closure, Bette's Oceanview Diner is back in business, Berkeleyside reports.
A new study, shared by Johns Hopkins University and written by economists, said that COVID lockdowns do little to save lives. Not all agree.