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These days, building a business that enriches lives is a rare occurrence. A fast-food franchisee may believe that opening a new location will be a lucrative investment, but other than money, what are the community benefits? For most franchise owners, money is enough of a reason. But what choices does a person have if they want financial stability and an opportunity to make a real difference in their community?
If you hold yourself to a higher business standard, franchise opportunities in Los Angeles, CA are now available with Always Best Care.
Since being founded in 1996, thousands of American families have trusted Always Best Care senior care for compassionate home care services. We are known for providing the very best non-medical home care for seniors who wish to remain at home as they age. Our home care franchise owners play a crucial role in preserving the independence and dignity of our clients, and now you can too.
Service Area
- Invest in a Unique Opportunity to Follow Your Dream
- Why Open a Home Care Franchise in Los Angeles, CA?
- Why Choose Always Best Care?
- Proven Training
- Ongoing Support
- Is Owning and Operating a Senior Care Franchise Right for You?
- Learn the Next Steps to Building a Senior Care Franchise in Los Angeles, CA
- Get Started on Your Journey
Why Open a Home Care Franchise in Los Angeles, CA?
Simply put, the home care industry is booming. If you're reading this page, you're in the right place at the right time. As a result, you can find senior care business opportunities in just about every American community. As the home care market continues to grow, your home care business will grow as well, and that growth is easy to sustain when you consider these U.S. based stats:
- Every day, more than 10,000 people turn 65.
- Approximately 13% of the population is 65 or older.
- By 2040, one in five Americans - more than 80 million people - will be 65 or older.
- By 2040, about 14.2 million people will be 85 or older.
During the next 30 years, seniors will make up 20% of the U.S. population. When given a choice, these people want to maintain their current lifestyle, not check into a nursing home. The challenge is that as people age, mobility problems, health issues, and memory lapses happen more frequently. About 80% of seniors have at least one chronic health condition, while 50% have at least two. So, while seniors want to age at home, they need a little help to do so. As an Always Best Care franchisee, that's where you come in - to provide consistent, compassionate support to the growing demographic of seniors who need care in your community.
The bottom line? Since home care is the fastest-growing industry in the U.S., and seniors represent the fastest-growing demographic of our population, capitalizing on home business opportunities is a stable path to profitability for decades to come.
However, changing demographics aren't the only factor driving unprecedented growth in the home care industry. Attitudes are changing about aging, too.
Baby Boomers and The Need for An Independent Lifestyle
Statistics show that most baby boomers have a strong desire to remain independent as they age. These hardworking Americans are turning their noses up at the idea of spending their golden years in a strange nursing home. They have an unshakeable yearning to live life at home as long as possible. This factor, combined with advances in modern medicine that are helping seniors live longer, has set the stage for more home care franchise opportunities than ever before.
Millions of Americans Need Home Care Right Now
Research by the University of Alabama shows that more than seven million people in the U.S. need some form of home care. This fact is bolstered by the rising trend of "aging in place." Seniors not only want to be self-sufficient - they wish to remain at home, where the surroundings are familiar and family is near. Always Best Care nurtures this need by providing quality in-home care that helps both the seniors in need and their families.
When you implement Always Best Care's proven business model, your senior care franchise in Los Angeles, CA will become a pillar in your community. You will be part of a highly regarded, reputable organization that others will respect. While you refine your reputation and earn respect, you'll be living an entrepreneurial lifestyle that lets you make a difference in other people's lives.
Recession Resistant, Essential, and Rewarding
Great entrepreneurs are always on the lookout for recession-resistant franchising opportunities. In light of the COVID-19 Pandemic, in-home care is now an essential service -- one that will continue to be needed, regardless of the economy. No matter what hurdles we must overcome, one thing is for sure: people will always need care.
At Always Best Care, our proven franchise model enables hundreds of dedicated franchisees the opportunity to achieve financial freedom in the most uncertain times. Our award-winning training program provides franchisees with the tools to succeed and the stability they need.
Always Best Care is one of the fastest-growing senior care franchise systems because our franchisees are more than just business owners, they are compassionate professionals dedicated to helping others. Perhaps most importantly, their home care business lets them care for people in their community while building a rewarding business for themselves.
Why Choose Always Best Care?
There's a reason why Always Best Care is consistently recognized by media outlets like Entrepreneur Magazine, Franchise Gator, and Franchise Business Review. We are one of the few senior care franchise systems that offer individuals from all walks of life the chance to generate three potential revenue streams in their community:
- Non-Medical In-Home Care Services
- Assisted Living Finder Services
- Home Health Care Services
Our practical, proven business model gives home care franchise owners the certainty of increasing revenue, the promise of longevity in the marketplace, and the perks of an entrepreneurial lifestyle. Our in-home care, assisted living, and home health care services are trusted by families across the country. And unlike some senior care businesses, the Always Best Care brand is synonymous with excellence. We are dedicated to doing everything possible to help you build a successful home care franchise in Los Angeles, CA, including:
- Low start-up investment
- Award-winning marketing and advertising campaigns and support
- Around the clock support from National Directors and Area Representatives
- Access to ongoing lead generation resources
- Assistance acquiring required licenses in your state
- Ongoing, specialized training for members of your staff
- Daily, weekly, and monthly access to pertinent webinars that cover the range of your operations
- Access to proprietary operational applications and turnkey tech for your franchise
- Invites to leadership conferences and networking opportunities
- National, regional, and local meetings that cover best practices
- Exclusive, protected territories
Like most things in life, you must establish a solid base of knowledge and expertise to achieve success in the home care industry. Fortunately, our unmatched training and support system makes it easy for new franchisees to get started on that path sooner rather than later.
Proven Training
Always Best Care has one of the most successful training systems in the industry. Aptly named ABCUniversity, our training program focuses on the operational activities of setting up, managing, and marketing your senior care agency. During your franchise onboarding process, you will work directly with a National Director or Area Representative, as well as the VP of Franchise Training.
We utilize a variety of media resources and time-tested techniques to help new franchisees absorb the Always Best Care system. When training is complete, new business owners learn the key methods needed to operate a successful Always Best Care franchise.
Our professional, interactive training program provides:
- A comprehensive week-long training curriculum with the VP of Franchise Training to begin your journey
- Weekly calls with VP of Franchise Training, VP of Marketing, and your National Director or Area representative to get you comfortable with our system
- On-site field visits and business coaching, enabling new franchise owners the chance to prioritize their activities based on our proven metrics of success
- Strategic, comprehensive planning sessions with local directors and corporate staff members
- Online and in-person training and educational resources for you, your staff, and caregivers
- Access to customizable assessment and benchmarking tools
- Key performance indicators so you can prioritize your day-to-day tasks
- Localized, annual business planning programs
Ongoing Support
Building a successful senior care business isn't easy, and it will take time. However, Always Best Care provides new franchisees with unparalleled ongoing support on both local and corporate levels.
Based near your local franchise market, National Directors and Area Representatives provide business-building advice, on-the-spot coaching, and one-on-one mentoring. They offer extensive industry experience throughout multiple markets with guidance from our Executive Leadership Team - an invaluable experience for new and seasoned franchisees alike.
Always Best Care was one of the first senior care franchise companies to provide this additional layer of local assistance, mentoring, and proactive strategic growth. All new franchise owners can count on the following:
Corporate Support
Our experienced corporate team works with new in-home care franchise owners to provide comprehensive training for you and your staff, marketing resources, performance metrics, turnkey operating tech, systemwide benchmarking, national accounts, and customer satisfaction support.
Local Support
Your local Area Representative and our National Directors work with all new franchisees to arrange mentoring opportunities, communications and team-building strategies, and ongoing strategic planning. That way, you have a leg up in your market and access to key resources to build your confidence as you develop your business.
Assistance with State Licensing
Your Always Best Care franchise development specialist will make sure you have contact information in your state to complete any state licensure requirements. We link you to the nation's top health care licensure consultants, thus allowing you to discover the most cost-effective and time-efficient procedures to get your license, launch your business, and begin serving your community.
Exclusive, Protected Territories
Each Always Best Care franchise territory is protected and exclusive to you using zip codes in your state.
Our powerful combination of corporate and local support paves a clear and proven path for new Always Best Care franchise owners to succeed. And with your initial training, field training, and ongoing support, you always have access to Always Best Care repesentatives as you grow your senior home care business.
Is Owning and Operating a Senior Care Franchise Right for You?
You may have seen a home care franchise for sale in Los Angeles, and thought to yourself, "I can do this! The timing may not get better than today." Of course, being ready and motivated to take on the challenges of franchise ownership is a must. However, some very careful self-analysis is needed before buying a franchise.
The reality is this: business ownership is not easy. While Always Best Care does everything in its power to set up new franchisees for success, the franchise owner must be prepared to manage the business. The very best home care franchise owners accept that they may have to work harder than they ever have in their lives.
Are you ready to make that commitment?
Ask yourself these questions before moving forward, so you can make a rational, educated purchasing decision:
Will You Follow Always Best Care's Franchising System?
The "secret" to franchising success is the consistency of the services and products that customers find at franchise locations. When you advertise the sign and logo of a franchise, you're letting customers know that you follow a specific system. If you are fiercely independent and refuse to follow established formulas, home care franchising might not be for you.
Can You Afford a Senior Care Franchise?
Anybody thinking about opening a home care business needs to be honest about their finances. One of the most common reasons businesses fail is a lack of capital. Remember, you will need enough money to both open and operate your home care business. Though Always Best Care is proud to offer low start-up costs relative to other franchises, an investment of time and money is required.
Do You Excel at Customer Service and Problem Solving?
Your ability to interact well with your franchisor, franchisees, employees, and customers is crucial to your initial and ongoing success. After all, many franchise businesses are based around interacting with people. During the course of your day, a solid problem-solving skillset is also needed to succeed. To run a successful franchise, it's crucial to maintain good relationships with your corporate team, in-house staff, and customers.
Learn the Next Steps to Building a Senior Care Franchise in Los Angeles, CA
If you're ready to seize the day and take destiny into your own hands, we're prepared to help you with the next steps of owning an Always Best Care franchise.
The Validation Process
The next steps in your discovery process is to talk with an Always Best Care representative, request a Franchise Disclosure Document, complete an application, and "validate" everything you have learned about our winning franchise business model. Once complete, you will have a candid discussion with current franchisees who have been selected by experience to reach their entrepreneurial dreams.
The Discovery Process
At Always Best Care, we believe in providing you with the info you need to make an informed choice about our home care business franchise opportunities. Our Franchise Disclosure Document has detailed information covering the most important matters for prospective franchisees. We consider your Franchise Disclosure Document to be an indispensable legal document covering your rights and obligations. Once read, you will understand the relationship between Always Best Care and its home care franchisees.
The Approval Process
With your discovery process finalized, your last few steps will be to have a private conversation with Always Best Care President and CEO Jake Brown. After your one-on-one meeting, our corporate team will approve or deny your status as an Always Best Care franchisee. Your personal meeting with our President and CEO may take place via video conference or phone. If you prefer, we can make arrangements for an in-person Discovery Day, where you can meet with our executive team at our corporate headquarters in Roseville, CA.
Get Started on Your Journey
If you have made it this far, it's now time to learn more about Always Best Care and the enriching opportunity that lies ahead. If you are ready to turn your dreams of living an entrepreneurial lifestyle into reality, you're closer than ever before. By downloading our free E-Book , you're taking the exciting next steps towards building a home care business that makes a true difference in your community.
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Silver Lake’s Bar Restaurant to Close, Saying it’s ‘Time to Get Off the Ride’
Farley Elliotthttps://la.eater.com/2022/6/22/23178773/silver-lake-bar-restaurant-closure-doug-rankin-news-los-angeles-pandemic
Silver Lake’s Bar Restaurant is closing permanently this weekend. The onetime Sunset Boulevard hotspot is calling it quits after a final service on Saturday, June 25.The surprise shutter was announced last night on Instagram, in a post that reads in part:Thank you to all our customers, staff and friends who made this place special during the most trying ...
Silver Lake’s Bar Restaurant is closing permanently this weekend. The onetime Sunset Boulevard hotspot is calling it quits after a final service on Saturday, June 25.
The surprise shutter was announced last night on Instagram, in a post that reads in part:
Thank you to all our customers, staff and friends who made this place special during the most trying of times imaginable. We held on as long as we could, proud of what we accomplished and now sad to see it go. Frankly, it’s just time to get off the rollercoaster.
“We were white hot,” says chef and partner Doug Rankin regarding Bar Restaurant’s opening in the late fall of 2019 in the former Malo space. “Then the pandemic happened and we were shut down. The navigation of the next two years, from opening and closing and different iterations of the restaurant… we just didn’t have enough time to be who we were.”
White hot is right. In February 2020, after months of soaring sales, Rankin and owner Jeff Ellermeyer earned a glowing review from Bill Addison at the Los Angeles Times. Three weeks later restaurants were closed entirely for on-site dining, followed by waves of closures, takeaway needs, mask mandates, and staffing and supply chain issues. The restaurant did manage to seat diners for months on its large parking lot, but struggled to regain its sense of self, says Rankin.
“If everything was normal and the pandemic didn’t happen, we’d be in a very different place,” he says. “We did everything we could to keep the restaurant opening, from doing CSA boxes to family meals, to a rotisserie concept. We didn’t have enough time to form our identity and build a proper customer base.”
Eater reached out to owner Jeff Ellermeyer (also of the Echo and El Prado) regarding the closure announcement, but has not heard back.
“We held on a lot longer than a lot of other places that opened,” says Rankin. “We watched restaurants close daily, and it was really hard. We powered through, but at the end it just felt like it was time to get off the ride.”
Rankin credits his staff with keeping a brave face until the end. “A space is a space,” he says. “It’s a very different thing when you have emotional attachment to the people inside the building.” The final day of service for Bar Restaurant is Saturday, June 25.
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25+ things to do this weekend in Connecticut, June 24 - June 26
Joseph Tuccihttps://www.ctinsider.com/things-to-do/article/things-to-do-ct-june-24-26-2022-17253303.php
This is a carousel. Use Next and Previous buttons to navigateThis weekend, Nutmeggers can set sail on the high seas with a cruise, jam out at a concert or attend a festival.Here are some things to do this weekend:The Maritime Aquarium offers a 90-minute ride on its hybrid-electric research boat to give guests a chance to see ocean wildlife on Saturdays until July 30.More information ab...
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This weekend, Nutmeggers can set sail on the high seas with a cruise, jam out at a concert or attend a festival.
Here are some things to do this weekend:
The Maritime Aquarium offers a 90-minute ride on its hybrid-electric research boat to give guests a chance to see ocean wildlife on Saturdays until July 30.
More information about the cruises here.
The original members of rock band Poison will be performing hits like “Every Rose Has It’s Thorn” at Foxwoods on Sunday.
More information about the band here.
Guests can make their own pizzas at Lyman Orchards Apple Barrel with the help of a chef on Saturday.
More information about the workshop here.
This boat show features more than 100 traditional and wooden boats on display, as well as workshops and vendors. The show is hosted all weekend at the Mystic Seaport Museum.
More information about the boat show here.
This festival celebrates all kinds of movement by giving dancers and choreographers a medium to present their works. The festival takes place on Friday at Mortensen Riverfront Plaza.
More about information about the festival here.
Lyman Orchards is hosting a free event featuring food trucks, music and pick-your-own raspberries on Saturday.
More information about the farm here.
This faire recreates an old-world spring festival filled with jousting knights, combat and circus-style performers at the Harwinton Fairgrounds. This weekend's theme is goblins and fairies looking for photo opportunities.
More information about the faire here.
This event invites guests of all ages to swim across the Long Island Sound in order to raise money to battle cancer. It starts at 96 Cummings Point Road on Saturday.
More information about the event here.
The celebration features food trucks, fireworks and live bands. It kicks off on Saturday at Lisman Landing.
More information about the celebration here.
Country music duo A Tale of Two will be performing at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Westport on Saturday.
More information about the concert series here.
Returning for the first time since the pandemic, the carnival features a parade, fireworks and more. It is held all weekend at Veteran's Memorial Park.
More information about the carnival here.
This festival aims to build community spirit and support local businesses. It takes place at Kennedy Stadium on Saturday and Sunday.
More information about the festival here.
Al Stewart and his band The Empty Pockets will be performing their greatest hits, including songs from "Year of the Cat,” on Sunday at The Kate.
More information about the band here.
The Farmington Polo Club is holding its summer games every Saturday.
More information about the polo matches here.
These musical brothers have been performing ever since they were little kids. The pair will be making a stop at The Kate on Saturday.
More information about the musical duo here.
The oscar-winning pop musician, known for hits like “Endless Love” and “Lady,” will be performing at the Mohegan Sun Arena on Saturday.
More information on the artist here.
Several gyms, libraries and community centers across the Nutmeg State regularly offer guests a free yoga session, Zumba class or self-defense class.
More information about the free classes here.
The Nutmeg State has plenty of free activities for residents and visitors alike to take advantage of, like attending a concerts or scouting out a swimming or hiking destination.
More information about some free things to do in Connecticut.
The Maritime Aquarium will be hosting a habitat filled with colorful butterflies that guests can walk through. The "Flutter Zone" will be available until Sept. 5.
More information about "Flutter Zone" here.
This farmers market features live music and cooking demonstrations. It's hosted every Saturday on the Town Hall Lawn until Oct. 1.
More information about the farmer's market here.
Connecticut offers plenty of outdoor dining, day trips and festivals during the summertime. Check our list to start checking off some items.
More information about the summer bucket list.
Splash pads across the state have turned their sprinklers on, giving kids an opportunity to cool down for free.
More information about the splash pads here.
The Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum will be hosting antique and vintage doll and toy collections starting on May 25 and lasting until Jan. 8, 2023.
More information about the dolls here.
Sheffield Island Lighthouse and Harbor Tour is offering cruises through Norwalk Harbor and Long Island Sound starting from May 26 and lasting until Sept. 4.
More information about the cruise here.
The Glass House is featuring a new exhibition of paintings and videos that explore life at the turn of the century. The exhibit will be on display until Nov. 15.
More information about the exhibit here.
This exhibit covers the era of racing on the Connecticut River by showcasing photographs, trophies and vintage outboard racing motors. It's on display at the Connecticut River Museum until Oct. 9.
More information about the exhibit here.
This special exhibition lets patrons get up close and personal with reproductions of Michelangelo's most famous works. The exhibition runs until June 26 at the Connecticut Convention Center.
More information about the artwork here.
Summer's warm weather makes it the perfect time to grab a bite to eat outside.
More information about the best locations to eat outdoors, according to Connecticut Magazine.
Grace Farms is letting visitors experiment with new materials and art-making techniques every Saturday until Nov 30.
More information about the art studio here.
Tour the gardens at the Florence Griswold Museum until Dec. 31.
Pileup | Stalled Military Truck: LA Traffic Digest
Los Angeles, CA Patchhttps://patch.com/california/los-angeles/carpool-lane-pileup-stalled-military-truck-la-traffic-digest
Good morning, Southern California! Here's what you need to know before you leave for your Thursday morning commute.SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA — Good morning, Southern California Patch readers!Before you head out the door, check out Patch's daily traffic report — which covers everything from Los Angeles to San Diego. Here are the latest traffic updates that will impact your travel on Thursday, June 23, 2022:TRAFFIC UPDATESLOS ANGELES COUNTYIncidents:...
Good morning, Southern California! Here's what you need to know before you leave for your Thursday morning commute.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA — Good morning, Southern California Patch readers!
Before you head out the door, check out Patch's daily traffic report — which covers everything from Los Angeles to San Diego. Here are the latest traffic updates that will impact your travel on Thursday, June 23, 2022:
TRAFFIC UPDATES
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
Incidents:
As of 6:45 a.m., there's a traffic hazard on the I-710 southbound at I-710 /SR-91 Connector.
As of 6:40 there's a traffic accident on the I-605 Northbound at Rosecrans Ave.
As of 6:36 there's a traffic accident on the I-110 northbound at West Adams Blvd.
As of 6:23 there's a large military truck blocking the number 3 lane on the I-405 northbound at Getty Center Dr.
As of 6 a.m., there's an accident I-110 North Near W Adams Blvd.
As of 5;54 a.m., there's an accident on the I-10 West Near S Hoover St.
As of 5:40 there's a traffic accident on the I-605 South Near Florence Ave.
As of 5:57 a.m., there's a hit-and-run at I-5 south at Rosecrans Ave per the CHP.
As of 5:39 a.m., there's a traffic hazard on I-10 West Near N Dudley St.
As of 5:40 a.m., there's a traffic hazard on off-ramp on I-10 West Near Indian Hill Blvd.
As of 5:37 a.m., there's a traffic hazard onon I-605 South Near Firestone Blvd.
As of 2:05 a.m., there's a traffic alert on I-710 South Near Wardlow Road.
Closures:
I-5: Closed to traffic on connector on I-5 North in lane(s): all, between Golden State Freeway, Route 5 and Foothill Freeway, Route 210.
SR-14: Closed to traffic on off-ramp on SR-14 South in lane(s): all, between Antelope Valley Freeway, Route 14 and Shadow Pines Blvd / Soledad Rd.
SR-14: Closed to traffic on on-ramp on SR-14 North in lane(s): all, between Sand Canyon Rd and Antelope Valley Freeway, Route 14.
SR-14: Closed to traffic on on-ramp on SR-14 North in lane(s): all, between Shadow Pines Blvd / Soledad Rd and Antelope Valley Freeway, Route 14.
SR-14: Closed to traffic on on-ramp on SR-14 South in lane(s): all, between Shadow Pines Blvd / Soledad Rd and Antelope Valley Freeway, Route 14.
SR-57: Closed to traffic on off-ramp on SR-57 South in lane(s): all, between Orange Freeway, Route 57 and Pathfinder Rd.
SR-57: Closed to traffic on on-ramp on SR-57 South in lane(s): all, between Pathfinder Rd and Orange Freeway, Route 57.
SR-60: Closed to traffic on off-ramp on SR-60 West in lane(s): all, between Pomona Freeway, Route 60 and Phillips Ranch Rd.
SR-60: Closed to traffic on on-ramp on SR-60 North in lane(s): all, between Santa Anita Ave and Pomona Freeway, Route 60.
SR-118: Closed to traffic on connector on SR-118 East in lane(s): all, between Ronald Reagan Freeway, Route 118 and Foothill Freeway, Route 210
SR-118: Closed to traffic on off-ramp on SR-118 West in lane(s): all, between Ronald Reagan Freeway, Route 118 and Reseda Blvd.
SR-71: Closed to traffic on on-ramp on SR-71 South in lane(s): all, between North Ranch Rd and Chino Valley Freeway, Route 71.
SR-71: Closed to traffic on on-ramp on SR-71 South in lane(s): all, between Old Pomona Rd and `Chino Valley Freeway, Route 71`
SR-71: Closed to traffic on on-ramp on SR-71 South in lane(s): all, between Phillips Dr and Chino Valley Freeway, Route 71.
SR-91: Closed to traffic on on-ramp on SR-91 East in lane(s): all, between Downey Ave and Artesia Freeway, Route 91.
I-5: Closed to traffic on connector on I-5 North in lane(s): all, between Golden State Freeway, Route 5 and Pasadena Freeway, Route 110.
I-5: Closed to traffic on connector on I-5 North in lane(s): all, between Golden State Freeway, Route 5 and Ventura Freeway, Route 134.
I-5: Closed to traffic on connector on I-5 South in lane(s): all, between Golden State Freeway, Route 5 and Pasadena Freeway, Route 110.
I-5: Closed to traffic on connector on I-5 South in lane(s): all, between Golden State Freeway, Route 5 and Route 405 Truck Route.
I-10: Closed to traffic on on-ramp on I-110 North in lane(s): all, between 3rd Street and Pasadena Freeway.
I-110: Closed to traffic on off-ramp on I-110 North in lane(s): all, between Harbor / Pasadena Freeways, Route 110 and 3rd Street.
I-210: Closed to traffic on connector on I-210 West in lane(s): all, between Foothill Freeway, Route 210 and Golden State Freeway, Route 5.
I-210: Closed to traffic on off-ramp on I-210 East in lane(s): all, between Foothill Freeway, Route 210 and Hubbard St.
I-210: Closed to traffic on off-ramp on I-210 East in lane(s): all, between Foothill Freeway, Route 210 and Maclay St.
I-210: Closed to traffic on off-ramp on I-210 East in lane(s): all, between Foothill Freeway, Route 210 and Osborne St / Foothill Blvd.
I-210: Closed to traffic on off-ramp on I-210 East in lane(s): all, between Foothill Freeway, Route 210 and Paxton St.
I-210: Closed to traffic on off-ramp on I-210 East in lane(s): all, between Foothill Freeway, Route 210 and Polk St.
ORANGE COUNTY
Incidents:
As of 6:47 a.m., there's a traffic hazard onSr-55 northbound at Victoria St.
As of 6:41 a.m., there's a traffic hazard the I-5 southbound To / Sr22 E Connector.
As of 6:15 a.m., there's a traffic hazard on the I-405 northbound at Westminster.
As of 6:15 a.m., there's an accident on the northbound I-405 at Fairview Rd.
As of 6:07 a.m., there's a traffic hazard on the northbound I-405 at Harbor Blvd.
As of 5:10 a.m., there's a traffic hazard on I-5 South Near Alicia Pkwy.
Closures:
I-5: Closed to traffic on off-ramp on I-5 North in lane(s): all, between Santa Ana Fwy, Freeway I-5 and Brookhurst St.
SR-22: Closed to traffic on on-ramp on SR-22 West in lane(s): all, between Valley View St and Garden Grove Fwy, Rte. 22.
SR-57: Closed to traffic on on-ramp on SR-57 North in lane(s): all, between Orangewood and Orange Frwy, Rte 57.
I-405: Closed to traffic on off-ramp on I-405 South in lane(s): All, Between San Diego Frwy, Rte 405 and Bolsa Ave.
SR-22: Closed to traffic on on-ramp on SR-22 West in lane(s): all, between Valley View St and Garden Grove Fwy, Rte. 22.
I-405: Closed to traffic on on-ramp on I-405 South in lane(s): All, Between Bolsa Ave and San Diego Frwy, Rte 405.
I-405: Closed to traffic on on-ramp on I-405 South in lane(s): All, Between Harbor Blvd and San Diego Frwy, Rte 405.
RIVERSIDE COUNTY
Incidents:As of 6:42 a.m., there's a traffic on the I-210 westbound at Mountain Ave.
As of 6:37 a.m., there's a traffic hazard at Aguanga Ranchos Rd / Sr79.
As of 6:37 a.m., there's a traffic hazard on the I-215 northbound at Van Buren Blvd Vb.
As of 6:37 a.m., there's a traffic hazard on the SR-91 eastbound at Serfas Club Dr.
As of 6:03 a.m., there's a road closed at various times on I-215 South Near Sr60 Mv Ic.
As of 12 a.m., there's an accident on SR-243 Near Overlook Dr.
Closures:
I-10: Closed to traffic on off-ramp on I-10 East in lane(s): all, between Route 10 and 22nd St.
I-10: Closed to traffic on off-ramp on I-10 East in lane(s): all, between Route 10 and Apache Trail.
I-10: Closed to traffic on off-ramp on I-10 East in lane(s): all, between Route 10 and Fields Rd.
I-10: Closed to traffic on off-ramp on I-10 East in lane(s): all, between Route 10 and Hargrave St.
I-10: Closed to traffic on off-ramp on I-10 East in lane(s): all, between Route 10 and Haugen-Lehman Way.
I-10: Closed to traffic on off-ramp on I-10 East in lane(s): all, between Route 10 and Highland Springs.
I-10: Closed to traffic on off-ramp on I-10 East in lane(s): all, between Route 10 and Main St.
I-10: Closed to traffic on off-ramp on I-10 East in lane(s): all, between Route 10 and Route. 243/8th St.
I-10: Closed to traffic on off-ramp on I-10 East in lane(s): all, between Route 10 and Sunset Ave.
SR-111: Closed to traffic on connector on SR-111 North in lane(s): all, between Route 111 and Route 10.
I-215: Closed to traffic on on-ramp on I-215 North in lane(s): all, between Blaine St/3rd St and Route 215
SAN DIEGO COUNTY
Incidents:
As of 4:40 a.m., there's a traffic incident on the I-15 southbound at South 32nd Street; Norman Scott Road.
As of 5:50 a.m., there's a traffic incident on the I-805 southbound at Exit 1A.
As of 6:36 a.m., there's a traffic hazard on the I-5 southbound at Carmel Valley No (sr56)
As of 6:37 a.m., there is a traffic hazard on Aguanga Ranchos Rd at Sr-79
As of 6:16 a.m., there is a traffic hazard at Sr-54 eastbound at Reo Wo
As of 6:12 a.m., there is hit and run no injuries on SR-163 Northbound at Friars So
As of 5:50 a.m., there is a hit-and-run on the I-805 southbound at Plaza No
Heat expected to linger across Southern California after highs reach upper 90s, 100s
Grace Tooheyhttps://www.latimes.com/california/story/2022-06-20/temperatures-heat-up-across-southern-california
A heat wave scorching Southern California saw temperatures climb into the 90s and 100s on Monday as a small community in Imperial County recorded the nation’s highest temperature for the day.No daily temperature records were set, but Monday saw highs in the upper 90s to around 100 degrees in inland portions of the Los Angeles area, said Robbie Munroe, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Oxnard.Van Nuys and Pasadena reached 100 degrees, while Northridge, Burbank and Woodland Hills fell just short of triple...
A heat wave scorching Southern California saw temperatures climb into the 90s and 100s on Monday as a small community in Imperial County recorded the nation’s highest temperature for the day.
No daily temperature records were set, but Monday saw highs in the upper 90s to around 100 degrees in inland portions of the Los Angeles area, said Robbie Munroe, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Oxnard.
Van Nuys and Pasadena reached 100 degrees, while Northridge, Burbank and Woodland Hills fell just short of triple digits at 99 degrees, Munroe said. Portions of the San Gabriel Valley, such as Azusa and Pomona, also saw highs in the upper 90s to 100 degrees.
Downtown Los Angeles recorded a high of 88, while coastal areas, with the exception of Long Beach’s high of 92, were generally in the 70s, Munroe said. Areas of southeast L.A. County, such as Downey and Norwalk, were in the low to mid-90s, and communities in South L.A. had highs in the upper 80s to low 90s.
“It’s 10 to 15 degrees above normal,” David Sweet, a weather service meteorologist in Oxnard, said earlier Monday. “With warmer-than-normal weather, we always tell people to drink plenty of water, stay in an air-conditioned room if you can and avoid the heat of the day.”
The small community of Winterhaven, across the state border from Yuma, Ariz., recorded the nation’s highest temperature Monday at 107 degrees, said Mark Moede, a meteorologist with the weather service’s San Diego office.
Ocotillo Wells, located between Anza-Borrego Desert State Park and the Salton Sea, saw a high of 106 degrees, and Palm Springs topped out at 104, Moede said.
Ontario, Riverside and Yorba Linda reached 100 degrees, he said. Anaheim reached 99, Santa Ana hit 92, and Huntington Beach saw a high of 80.
Tuesday’s temperatures in Orange County are expected to be 5 to 10 degrees cooler, with marine air bringing some relief, Moede said.
Temperatures across most of Southern California will stay high Tuesday, the first day of summer, Sweet said, but should cool off Wednesday and into Thursday as a system from the north moves in, bringing more cloud cover and possibly some moisture.
But forecasters don’t expect much, if any, rain.
“The odds are low,” Moede said.
Earlier Monday, the weather service’s Oxnard office warned of elevated fire danger for interior areas through the weekend.
If thunderstorms form, they could see dry lighting ignite brush fires in parts of Los Angeles and Ventura counties, according to forecasters.
The cool-off will probably be short-lived, with temperatures again increasing Friday and through the weekend, back to high 80s downtown, 90s in surrounding areas and 100s in the valleys, meteorologists said.
California to pay $1,500 pandemic bonuses to state law enforcement officers
Itzel Lunahttps://www.latimes.com/california/story/2022-06-22/california-to-pay-pandemic-bonuses-to-state-law-enforcement-officers
Law enforcement officers and other public safety workers employed by California are set to receive pandemic bonuses of $1,500 after Gov. Gavin Newsom and unions reached agreements.According to the agreements posted Friday, the state will distribute bonuses to public safety workers including California Highway Patrol officers, state correctional officers and park rangers.Agreements were reached with the California Correctional Peace Officers Assn., the California Assn. of Highway Patrolmen and the California Statewide Law Enforc...
Law enforcement officers and other public safety workers employed by California are set to receive pandemic bonuses of $1,500 after Gov. Gavin Newsom and unions reached agreements.
According to the agreements posted Friday, the state will distribute bonuses to public safety workers including California Highway Patrol officers, state correctional officers and park rangers.
Agreements were reached with the California Correctional Peace Officers Assn., the California Assn. of Highway Patrolmen and the California Statewide Law Enforcement Assn., subject to the Legislature’s approval, said Camille Travis, a spokeswoman for the state Department of Human Resources.
The total costs of the bonuses and the number of employees who will receive them have not been finalized. Departments will assess the eligibility of employees, and the state won’t know the final funding amount until agreements are ratified and payments are issued, Travis said.
“Once again, I am pleased to see that this administration understands the value of the services all of the classifications in Unit 7 provide,” California Statewide Law Enforcement Assn. President Alan Barcelona said in a news release. “This expands upon the benefits we were able to negotiate during the pandemic.”
Workers must have been employed by the state as of Jan. 1, and continue their employment through July 1 to be eligible. The bonuses are a one-time payment that will not count toward compensation for retirement, the agreement letters said.
The California Statewide Law Enforcement Assn. also noted that workers will receive the bonus regardless of whether they worked in person or remotely, and that employees should expect to receive the payments in their July or August pay periods.
After a $1.9-trillion federal coronavirus relief package signed in March 2021 allocated $350 billion to state, local and tribal governments, the Newsom administration promised to hold talks with most state employee unions regarding pandemic bonuses once the U.S. Treasury Department finalized the guidelines, which were published this year.
The final guidelines outlined that government employees are eligible for extra pandemic pay, jump-starting formal discussions between Newsom’s administration and the unions, which argued that many public safety employees had to put themselves at risk by working through the pandemic.
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