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ent occurred inside a Wells Fargo Bank May 31, following a surge of protests across the country in response to the police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis a week earlier. `Amid peaceful protests and an outbreak of civil unrest, criminal opportunists sought to take advantage of the chaos,' Michael J. Dr

dibly tough call because we understand students need to be in school. But we can't compromise on the health and safety of all the school community." Beutner adds that COVID-19 infection "rates are still skyrocketing" in Los Angeles, and the community is "not ready" to return to school. However, he adds t

ral. ... That's the equivalent of nearly the entire city of Atlanta gone - more lives lost than those who live in Kansas City or Oakland or Miami or Minneapolis." Miguel Almaguer said on NBC Nightly NewsVi (2/22, lead story, 2:35, Holt, 6.18M), "The President, with the enormity of the death toll on his shou

ustin Beutner announced Monday that Los Angeles schools "will resume some services next week for a small percentage of students with special needs." Beutner said, "In anticipation of a more complete reopening of schools in April, we will begin next week to offer child care, one-on-one and small group in

nt occurred inside a Wells Fargo Bank May 31, following a surge of protests across the country in response to the police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis a week earlier. 'Amid peaceful protests and an outbreak of civil unrest, criminal opportunists sought to take advantage of the chaos,' Michael J. Dr

ibly tough call because we understand students need to be in school. But we can't compromise on the health and safety of all the school community." Beutner adds that COVID-19 infection "rates are still skyrocketing" in Los Angeles, and the community is "not ready" to return to school. However, he adds

nt occurred inside a Wells Fargo Bank May 31, following a surge of protests across the country in response to the police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis a week earlier. 'Amid peaceful protests and an outbreak of civil unrest, criminal opportunists sought to take advantage of the chaos,' Michael J. Dr

ibly tough call because we understand students need to be in school. But we can't compromise on the health and safety of all the school community." Beutner adds that COVID-19 infection "rates are still skyrocketing" in Los Angeles, and the community is "not ready" to return to school. However, he adds