A five-hour online course created by Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health could become the backbone of the country’s contact tracer training program. The class, which rolled out Monday, offers online instruction to anyone …[READ MORE]
Los Angeles County’s “Safer-at-Home” policy will “with all certainty” be extended for another three months, Public Health Director Barbara Ferrer told the county Board of Supervisors on Tuesday, May 12. “There’s no way [to open …[READ MORE]
So, you’ve baked bread, bottled yogurt and and set out the sun tea. It’s the day to give your kitchen a moment to breathe, and order from one of Culver City’s independent restaurants. Our pick …[READ MORE]
Never has it been more important to understand statistics. For many college students, it’s a requirement to be dreaded. Here is a way to start to introduce statistics to students at any level or even …[READ MORE]
With the unprecedented and warp-speed disruption of COVID-19 shelter-in-place orders, The Planning Report interviewed Kaiser Permanente Chief Transformation Officer, Jodie Lesh, who has been helping to lead the healthcare organization’s work in reimagining the healthcare …[READ MORE]
The first phase of planned beach re-openings could begin as soon as this Wednesday, May 13th for ocean activities and exercise with restrictions. Only individual or family exercises and activities will be allowed, such as …[READ MORE]
As a part of the exceedingly long agenda posted for the City Council meeting tonight, May 11, 2020, Agenda Item A-6 will see the next step in the now year-long challenge on rent control. When …[READ MORE]
Join the Wende Online for the third “Cold War Spaces” lunchtime talk with Dagmar Hovestädt, journalist and Spokesperson for the Federal Commissioner for the Stasi Records in Berlin, and Joes Segal, the Wende Museum’s Chief …[READ MORE]
The County of Los Angeles Department of Public Health is adopting a staged approach, supported by science and public health expertise, to allow certain retail businesses to safely reopen. The requirements below are specific to …[READ MORE]
Center Theatre Group’s annual August Wilson Monologue Competition has a winner – Los Angeles County High School for the Arts student Kyle Branch took the honors, performing one of the most riveting moments of August …[READ MORE]
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