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UCLA professor of epidemiology Dr. Anne Rimoin joined us live via Skype with the latest update on the coronavirus pandemic. To donate to the Rimoin Emerging Infectious Disease Rapid Research Fund, click here. This segment aired on the KTLA 5 Morning News on March 30, 2020. For the latest information on the free grab-and-go meals and feeding ...
At Manhattan Beach, a surfer was given a $1,000 citation for ignoring repeated warnings by police and lifeguards that the beach was closed, police told the Los Angeles Times. “Everybody else was in compliance,” Sgt. Mike Sistoni said. In Northern California, cloudy, drizzly weather led many to obey the order but the restrictions could be ...
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As the second week of distance learning came to a close at school districts throughout Los Angeles County, Manhattan Beach Unified School District announced its first case of coronavirus among a ...
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Californians endured a weekend of stepped-up restrictions aimed at keeping them home as much as possible while health officials got ready for a week with a
- (Shutterstock) MANHATTAN BEACH, CA — Authorities said they issued a $1,000 citation to a surfer Saturday after he ignored coronavirus-related beach closures. Police and lifeguards gave numerous ...
(According to the Los Angeles Times, a surfer was fined $1,000 after ignoring warnings by police and lifeguards at Manhattan Beach in Southern California.) Surfline’s Instagram post inspired more than 4,000 viewers to comment. Many were critical of the officer’s reaction and the beach closures. One person wrote: “Are they popping off ...
Los Angeles County recorded five more coronavirus deaths on Sunday, bringing the total to 37 as the virus continued to spread. The county now has 2,100 total confirmed cases, including more than 300 reported on Sunday.
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Manhattan Beach Police Sgt. Mike Sistoni said it was the only citation for failing to follow the stay-at-home orders the department had issued. “Everybody else was in compliance,” Sistoni said.
Los Angeles County confirmed 332 new coronavirus cases and 5 more deaths Sunday. It has now confirmed 2,136 total cases and 37 deaths.
"People have been willing to do the right thing for the most part. They just needed a gentle reminder," Frasher said. One exception occurred Saturday in Manhattan Beach, where a surfer who refused to exit the water when prompted by lifeguards was given a citation. Manhattan Beach Police Sgt. Justin Hidalgo said the man was cited for surfing ...
Beaches across the state had started shutting down Monday after a sunny weekend saw thousands flock to the sand. Yesterday, a Manhattan Beach surfer was fined $1,000 after ignoring lifeguard’s orders to not paddle out. According to a story in the Easy Reader (worth checking for the comments alone), he was also disrespectful about it ...
At least one surfer, in Manhattan Beach, was issued a ticket for not adhering to the closure. But beaches were mostly barren or lightly populated on Saturday.
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At least one surfer, in Manhattan Beach, was issued a ticket for not adhering to the closure. “Everyone has been very cooperative, it was just that one guy,” said Manhattan Beach police Sgt. Mike Sistoni, who said lifeguards contacted police to issue the surfer a citation when the guy refused to leave the beach. “Everyone else has been pr ...
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The Department of Public Health announced six new deaths and 344 new cases of the novel coronavirus Saturday, March 28. Over the prior 48 hours, officials reported 601 new cases. The county’s total tally since the public-health crisis began is now 1,
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The Mustangs advanced to the semifinals with a tough 8-7 win over Woodbridge in the quarterfinals in Manhattan Beach on Nov. 9. “They were the No. 3 seed and they had beaten us before,” said Mira Costa head coach Jon Reichardt. “We came up with a great defensive strategy and because of that it allowed us to be a little more relaxed on our ...
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MANHATTAN BEACH — The Mira Costa girls volleyball team was still upset Tuesday night about its loss to Mater Dei on Oct. 30 in the second round of the CIF Southern Section Division 1 playoffs. The fourth-seeded Mustangs took their frustrations out Tuesday by defeating No. 13-seeded La Jolla 25-8, 20-25, 25-20, 25-18 in the opening round of ...
“They just had too many service runs,” said Breakers coach Shawn Patchell, whose team also exited in the opening round of the section playoffs on Oct. 24, losing in five sets to Manhattan Beach Mira Costa. “[Aaberg] did a great job of serving. She did a great job [singing] the national anthem, and then she kept serving, so she did a nice job.
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The other divisions get underway tonight. In Division I, fourth-seeded Mira Costa hosts No. 13 La Jolla at Manhattan Beach Middle School. Bishop Montgomery is the ninth-seed in Division II and will be on the road at No. 8 Redwood. CIF-SS Division 5 finalist Vistamar is the 11th seed in Division III and will visit No. 6 Palisades. Both Narbonne ...
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The other divisions play first-round games Tuesday. In Division I, fourth-seeded Mira Costa hosts No. 13 La Jolla at Manhattan Beach Middle School. Bishop Montgomery is the ninth seed in Division II and will be at No. 8 Redwood. CIF-SS Division 5 finalist Vistamar is the 11th seed in Division III and will visit No. 6 Palisades. Narbonne (10th ...
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MANHATTAN BEACH >> Mira Costa’s Jake Carter had made a crucial read early on in Saturday’s CIF Southern Section Division 2 quarterfinal match with Woodbridge. “I was reading early that (Woodbridge) was shifting over faster, so we moved the ball around more,” Carter said. With just over four minutes to play following a Mustang timeout on ...
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“It makes me excited that this is in our backyard,” Holcomb said during the Monday, Nov. 4, visit. The Manhattan Beach teenager said he had long known about the telescope, but seeing it up close, with its 18 gold-coated beryllium mirror segments and a sun shield the size of a tennis court left a sizable impression on the young man. Holcomb ...
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"It makes me excited that this is in our backyard," Holcomb said during the Monday, Nov. 4, visit. The Manhattan Beach teenager said he had long known about the telescope, but seeing it up close, with its 18 gold-coated beryllium mirror segments and a sun shield the size of a tennis court left a sizable impression on the young man. Holcomb said ...
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Redondo (32-3) swept Aliso Niguel and Sierra Canyon of Chatsworth in the playoffs to advance to the Division 1 final. Mater Dei (29-4) swept Mira Costa of Manhattan Beach and beat Marymount of Los Angeles in four sets to reach the championship round. O’Dell was encouraged by the way the Monarchs played against Marymount in the semifinals.
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(Photo by Axel Koester, Contributing Photographer) MANHATTAN BEACH — Driving the ball at the end of the first half, Mira Costa receiver Thomas Southey admitted his first thought was a field goal. After all, Southey is also the kicker. “I really started trying to get into my kicker frame of mind,” he said. But with one final play in the ...