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UPDATE: Playgrounds close, most gatherings banned — and more restrictions are around the corner

Non-school playgrounds, like this one at Trancas Canyon Park in Malibu, are closed for at least three weeks under the county's new health order. Scott Steepleton/Surfside News

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Scott Steepleton, Editor
8:36 am PST December 1, 2020
Malibu joined other cities in Los Angeles County in closing its non-school playgrounds on Monday, the latest in public health officials’ expanding protocol to rein in COVID-19.

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