Best Hospitals in LA to Have a Baby + Must-Try Pop-ups + Boy Shot

Happy Wednesday, Los Angeles! Here is what is happening in the city today.

First of all, the weather forecast for the day:

Sun and scattered clouds. High: 65 Low: 53.

Here are the best stories in Los Angeles today:

1. Another boy shot dead near elementary school (Los Angeles Patch)
2. 11 must-see pop-ups, the next generation of restaurants in LA (Los Angeles Times)
3. Flights to Los Angeles are down 12.7% from 2019 – but last week hit 2021 high (NBC Southern California)
4. Angelenos spend an impressive number of hours in traffic: study (Los Angeles Patch)
5. Amazon Crash Causes Internet Outages and Delivery Problems Across California (Los Angeles Fix)
6. 55 Best California Hospitals for Having a Baby (Los Angeles Patch)
7. Astronaut Christina Birch in NASA’s New Class is from San Pedro (KABC-TV)
8. LA Auto Dealers Make Record Profits Due To Supply Chain Problems (KCRW)
9. AT&T seeks 120 Los Angeles County vacancies (LA Daily News)

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• LAFD: “Police waiting this morning, which turned into a structure fire, killed two pets and sent a man to hospital. – #LAFD #structurefire #LAPD #VanNuys” (Instagram )
• Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department: “Today marks the 80th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor. December 7, 1941,“ a date that will go down in infamy! ”#LASD remembers and honors those brave souls who fought bravely and fought lost his life that fateful morning. #P … “(Facebook)
• Los Angeles Fire Department: “This morning’s police standby, which turned into a structure fire, killed two pets and sent a man to hospital. – #LAFD #structurefire #LAPD

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• City of Los Angeles College: “This Tuesday, December 7, the LACCD hosted a press event at our own LA Metro Red Line station in Vermont / Santa Monica to kick off the GoPass program. The district has been working on this comprehensive transit program to …” ( Facebook)
• Los Angeles County Federation of Labor, AFL-CIO: “All week long we are celebrating labor and civil rights icon Reverend James Lawson Jr. and the renaming of the UCLA Labor Center building in his honor! Today UFCW770 President John Grant sends a few kind words about how Reverend Lawson touched his tu … “(Facebook)

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– Paige Austin

About me: Email: [email protected] Phone: 714-721-1222 Birthday: Gemini I learned to be a reporter at the Orange County Register before I moved to The Press-Enterprise in Riverside. I’ve covered everything from cities to the national forest, to courts and prisons. I have quite colorful war stories based on these rhythms. So if you see me in town, tell me your stories, and I’ll tell you about the time I met Governor Schwarzenegger… in prison… while wearing a bulletproof vest. Or I can tell you about the time I watched a girl from Manson give a talk on anger management. I’m kidding. A lot. However, journalism is maybe the only thing I take seriously. It is a very humiliating job. Every day, people give you their voice on things that matter to them, and you should try to live up to your responsibilities. If I ever fail, I need you to tell me about it, so I can get it right. It is important. I’m not sure enough to tell you about some of the journalism awards I’ve won: the Associated Press Award for Investigative Journalism, the California Newspapers Publishers Association Awards for Investigative Journalism, and the best special section, the Price Child Health and Welfare Journalism Prize of the Children’s Advocacy Prize of the Institute as well as the Society of Professional Journalists for the best business stories, the best reporting, the writing of feature films and the better environmental story. I think I tried to collect rewards in an attempt to intimidate editors into letting me chase the kinds of stories I want to make. It doesn’t really work. Working for Patch.com, my office consists of the towns I cover, Starbucks, and my home where my coworkers include a charming gentleman named D’Wayne and two pugs – Monkey and Maggie. If we’re ever talking on the phone, it’s Maggie you might hear lightly snoring in the background. Sorry, she can’t help it. Your Beliefs At Patch, we promise to always report the facts as objectively as possible and to adhere to the principles of good journalism. However, we also recognize that true impartiality is impossible because human beings have beliefs. So, in the spirit of simple honesty, our policy is to encourage our editors to disclose their beliefs to the extent that they feel comfortable. This disclosure does not allow you to inject your beliefs into stories or dictate coverage based on them. In fact, the intention is the opposite: we hope that knowing that your beliefs are on file will lead you to always be careful to write, report and edit in a fair and balanced manner. And if you ever see any evidence that we failed on this mission, let us know. Politics: pro-environment and equality for all Religion: The Unholy Trinity of Joseph Heller, Kurt Vonnegut and John Steinbeck

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