Interior designer Martyn Bullard relaxes in his closet/sitting room in Hollywood with his dog.

Neon museum curator

Actor Joe Mantegna outside his restaurant in Burbank.

Moroccan author Laila Lalami at home in Santa Monica, Calif. Her novel is called "The Secret Son"

Actress Penelope Cruz at a home in Malibu.

Johnny Grant, the honorary "mayor" of Hollywood, by the Hollywood sign in the Hollywood Hills.

Members of Devo outside their recording studio on Sunset. Blvd. in Hollywood, Calif.

Local kids were allowed to join the players on the field, prior to the Jethawks game.

Andrew Whittkower races for El Camino Real Charter High School during the National Interscholastic Cycling Association So Cal League race at Vail Lake.

Yoga instructor Mary DeCaro (@thatlayogi) teaches her Vinyasa Flow yoga class on the Fairbanks Lawn at Hollywood Forever cemetery in the Hollywood area of Los Angeles, Calif. The cemetery is offering outdoor yoga classes 5 days a week, DeCaro teaches on Sundays. All levels are welcome, the classes are donation based and parking is free. Masks are required until the students are on their mats, which must be spaced apart for social distancing.

Robbie Villegas celebrates the new year holding torches after skiing down the mountain during the 58th Annual New Year's Eve Torchlight Parade at Snow Summit ski resort in Big Bear Lake, Calif.

E'Layjiah Wooley protests at Cal State University Northridge at an event organized by Northridge Black Lives Matter.

Elissa Esteban-Flores lights a candle before the start of the Rorate Caeli Mass, a “forgotten Advent tradition” that honors the Virgin Mary, at Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church in Encino, Calif. These masses, usually celebrated a few days before Christmas, are characterized by being illuminated only by candlelight, celebrated in the dark and are accompanied by Gregorian chants and sacred music.

David Fortune looks at the "Pray for the Hood" altar at the 11th Annual Juneteenth Celebration at Leimert Park in Los Angeles.

The floor of the greenhouse is flooded to water cannabis plants at Glass House Brands near Camarillo, California. The 5.5 million square foot facility is expected to become the world’s largest for growing cannabis once it’s fully converted from its original use as a high-tech tomato farm.

A rare Southern California lightning storm, Griffith Park, Los Angeles.