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“And a lot of it is parallel in a way to how I’m feeling and how a lot of fans are feeling. These artists are huge fans of Kobe but not just the basketball player, they’re huge fans of his mentality, his work ethic and the blueprint he left us for success,” he added. … [Read more...] about A year after his death, this map tracks Kobe Bryant murals in the Bay Area — and around the world

The CDC says common side effects from coronavirus vaccines include pain and swelling at the injection site, not unlike other vaccines. Vaccinated individuals may experience fever, chills, tiredness and headache as well. Severe allergic reactions to vaccines are "exceedingly rare," the CDC recently told reporters in a call.  … [Read more...] about California man dies days after COVID-19 vaccine, cause of death under investigation

“Our state and county public health leaders have done the important groundwork to get California’s vaccination plan up and running and we are grateful to them and will continue to partner with them,” said Newsom. “We have learned that to accelerate pace we need to dial up the scale of our efforts to ensure vaccine supply goes into arms as quickly as it arrives in the state.” … [Read more...] about California To Take More Control Over Slow Vaccine Delivery

The valleys and coasts could see up to a half-inch of rain Monday, the National Weather Service reports. There’s a chance hail and thunderstorms, with winds up to 65 miles per hour. The system moving into the Southland from the north was described by the NWS as “cold, showery and blustery.” … [Read more...] about Snow, Ice Shuts Down Grapevine As Storm Pummels Southland

Snow in the lower elevations of 2000-feet to 1500-feet is possible. A high wind watch will remain in effect through Monday at 8 p.m. for the Antelope Valley with anticipated wind gusts of 35 miles per hour to upwards of 70 miles per hour. … [Read more...] about Second Storm To Move Into SoCal Overnight Sunday